If you live in the UK, reach out to your local MP and let them know your concerns.
The annual Al Quds Day march, scheduled for 15 March in central London, must be banned immediately.
Organised by the Islamic “Human Rights” Commission (IHRC), this event is no ordinary protest, it is a propaganda platform for the Iranian regime.
Launched in 1979 by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini immediately after the Iranian Revolution, Al Quds Day (Quds being the Arabic name for Jerusalem) was explicitly designed to rally global Muslim opinion against Israel and in support of the “resistance” axis led by Tehran.
In Britain, the march has run for over 40 years. Attendees typically include Shia activists, Hezbollah sympathisers waving the group’s proscribed terrorist flag, regime loyalists displaying portraits of Khamenei and Soleimani, hard-left extremists, and a handful of fringe anti-Zionist Jewish groups.
Chants of “From the river to the sea” and open calls for Israel’s destruction have become routine, alongside documented antisemitic incidents.
Now is the moment to shut it down. Iran is at war, openly and simultaneously, with Israel and the United States, and has launched missile and drone attacks on multiple neighboring countries, like the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait and including strikes on US bases in the Gulf where British personnel serve, threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, and a Hezbollah drone strike on the UK’s Akrotiri base in Cyprus.
The UK has allowed American use of British facilities for defensive action against Iranian missiles and condemned Tehran’s aggression.
However, allowing thousands to march through London glorifying the very regime attacking British interests and our allies is intolerable and nonsensical.
Free speech does not extend to public support for a terrorist-sponsoring state engaged in active hostilities against the United Kingdom and its partners.
Ban the march.
Protect public order and national security. Enough is enough. Reach out to your local MPs!
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