Police are on the hunt for "hate" indicators displayed throughout yesterday's pro-Palestinian march, and a lady who allegedly shouted "death to all Jews".

The Metropolitan Police has launched photos of activists attending yesterday's 300,000-strong match they hope to determine "in relation to a hate crime".

While the march was largely peaceable, footage launched in a collection of social media posts present folks carrying antisemitic placards by the streets.

In one disturbing incident caught on video, a lady is seen strolling as much as a gaggle of individuals carrying Palestinian flags and arguing with a passerby.

The lady seems to facet with the group and is heard chanting "death to all the Jews", prompting a police search.

Posting on X, previously often known as Twitter, the Met requested: "Do you recognise this woman? Officers are today releasing this image following an anti-semitic hate crime at Victoria Station yesterday, 11 November."

Other photos circulating on-line present a lady carrying an indication displaying the Jewish Star of David wrapped round a Nazi swastika and the slogan: "No British politician needs to be a 'good friend of Israel'."

In two different images, three people have been seen sporting balaclavas and inexperienced "Hamas-style" headbands.

The Met has stated it's "actively seeking" folks recognized within the footage, and the British Transport Police is in search of a lady wished for questioning in connection to "an anti-semitic hate crime".

While the Met is in search of a number of protesters in reference to scattered incidents, the overwhelming majority of arrests have been of individuals organising in opposition to them.

The enchantment for info on the pro-Palestinian protesters is only one half of the image, with police additionally having described "extreme violence" from right-wing protestors.

Police described the actions of far-right teams as "extraordinary and deeply concerning", as officers have been injured whereas attempting to guard the Cenotaph.

On Saturday night time, the drive arrested 145 folks, primarily far-right counter-protesters, on prices together with assault, possession of weapons, prison harm, public order, inciting racial hatred and possession of medicine.

Social media customers have posted footage of the abuse dealt to pro-Palestinian protesters over the weekend, and police have issued comparable appeals for the opposite half of Saturday's activists.

Posting on X, previously often known as Twitter this morning, ex-Liverpool FC footballer turned pundit Stan Collymore shared a video displaying counter-protesters shouting slurs and swearing at peaceable protesters.

Several have been heard shouting "f***ing c**t" as they clashed at Waterloo station on Saturday night, and calling them "terrorist f***ers".

The BTP has since stated it's in search of 4 males concerned within the "racially aggravated" Saturday night time altercation.

The service stated: "Officers are releasing this series of images following a racially aggravated altercation at Waterloo Station yesterday, November 11."