London's police commissioner is set to meet with senior members of the Jewish community following a recent incident that sparked outrage and concerns among Jewish Londoners. The controversy arose after a police officer suggested that an 'openly Jewish' man's presence at a pro-Palestinian march could provoke demonstrators.
The Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Mark Rowley, is facing calls for his resignation as a result of the mishandled apology and the subsequent backlash. He is scheduled to meet with London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Home Secretary James Cleverly to address the situation and discuss measures to ensure the safety of Jewish residents in the city.
