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Police arrest 14 as rival protests take place over Israeli property event in London

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Police arrested 14 individuals on Sunday in London during protests outside the Edgware United synagogue concerning an event promoting property sales in Israel. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators claimed the event marketed property in illegally occupied land, while organizers and Jewish community representatives denied these allegations and described the protests as intimidation.
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About 1,000 people demonstrated for and against show in synagogue promoting sale of property in IsraelAbout 1,000 people protested for and against a show promoting the sale of property in Israel on Sunday, with police making 14 arrests. Those opposed to the event, which was held in a north London synagogue, claimed it was also selling property in land illegally occupied by Israel and is part of an expansionist plan to drive out Palestinians.

Police arrest 14 as rival protests take place over Israeli property event in London
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