London police have stated that the fire at the 'memorial' wall on Limes Avenue in Golders Green, North London, was likely deliberate. According to the police, the fire occurred around 12:15 AM local time on Monday and was reported to the police that same night. The police noted that the wall itself was not damaged. This wall in Golders Green was used to display images of protesters killed by the Iranian government during the crackdown on anti-government protests in January. Part of it is also dedicated to the victims of the Hamas attack in 2023 at the Nova music festival in Israel, and a new message of solidarity with the Jewish community has been installed on a tree nearby.
Fire at Golders Green Memorial Wall in North London Likely Deliberate
A fire at a memorial wall in Golders Green, London, is suspected to be deliberate. The wall commemorates Iranian protesters killed during recent protests and also honors victims of a Hamas attack. This incident highlights ongoing tensions related to Iranian politics and international solidarity.
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📰 What Happened
London police investigate deliberate fire at memorial wall for Iranian protesters and Hamas victims.
- London police announce memorial wall
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The fire incident raises concerns about the safety of memorials for victims of state repression.
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