Demonstrators seeking release of Gaza hostages march in central London as the war in Gaza, a day after police arrested 532 people at a protest in support of a banned pro-Palestinian organization.

Hundreds of pro-Israel demonstrators marched through central London on Sunday, demanding the release of hostages still held in Gaza and to show their support for the country. Protesters led by the UK's chief rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis and the Jewish direct action group Stop The Hate held Israeli flags and placards showing the faces of hostages.

Police in London are bracing for more demonstrations on Sunday as the war in Gaza continues to inflame tensions across the U.K. Demonstrators plan to march to the prime minister’s residence, demanding

Several hundred people marched on Sunday in London to demand Hamas release the Israeli hostages held by the Palestinian militant group in Gaza and criticise Britain's planned recognition of the

Two arrests were made during the march as Met Police said 533 were arrested after a protest in support of Palestine Action on Saturday

The march comes a day after police arrested 532 people at a protest in support of a banned pro-Palestinian organization.

Hundreds of pro-Israel demonstrators marched through central London on Sunday to demand the release of hostages still held in Gaza and to show their support for the country. Protesters led by the UK's chief rabbi Ephraim Mirvis and the Jewish direct action group Stop The Hate held Israeli flags and placards showing the faces of hostages.