UK protest groups reschedule Palestine march to avoid clashing with Yom Kippur.

Pro-Palestine protest groups in London have rescheduled their national march to avoid clashing with a Jewish holiday, Yom Kippur. Organisers made this decision after consulting with various groups and individuals, including Jewish activists within the pro-Palestine movement.

The protest, originally planned for 12 October, has now been moved to 5 October to accommodate the Jewish community and maximize participation in solidarity efforts against the ongoing violence in Palestine.

The coalition of groups involved in the march includes the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Friends of Al Aqsa, the Muslim Association of Britain, the Stop the War Coalition, and the Palestine Forum in Britain.

Despite initial concerns from the Metropolitan Police about the march conflicting with Yom Kippur, the event proceeded peacefully with tens of thousands of attendees voicing their support for Palestine near the Israeli embassy in West London.