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Hostages Family members march on No 10

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August 11, 2025

The chief rabbi has criticised Labour's pledge to recognise a Palestinian state at a "national march for the hostages" in central London organised by a number of Jewish groups.

- Morgan Ofori

Family members of Israeli hostages taken on 7 October also joined the march on Downing Street to urge the release of those being held by the Palestinian militant group Hamas.

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