A group of both Jewish and non-Jewish British Israel supporters hung maps showing the 'rape tunnels' of Hamas in Gaza on the walls of the London Underground on Monday, the first anniversary of the horrors committed by Hamas terrorists on October 7. Their goal was for every station and train within the Underground line to display the maps.
The purpose of this exhibit aims to remind Londoners of the appalling purposes for which Hamas had created their subterranean network - rape, murder, torture, and further terrorist activities - as supporters call for the UK government to do everything to ensure the release of the 101 hostages still unaccounted for after 365 days. In contrast, the London Tube has been used repeatedly by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign to spread anti-Israel hate and antisemitism in Britain’s capital.
Pro-Israel activists rise up
On Saturday, tens of thousands of pro-Palestine protesters marched through London as worldwide anti-Israel rallies took place ahead of the upcoming one-year anniversary of October 7.
Monday’s pro-Israel action aims to bring the Tube’s 3.23 million daily riders in 272 stations to see through the Hamas supporters’ hypocrisy and demand answers and resolution of the children, women, and men held hostage for a full year and counting.