Pro- and anti-Israel demonstrators confront each other outside a London synagogue hosting the “Great Israeli Real Estate Event,” with protesters saying the gathering promotes the sale of property in illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. The event is held at Edgware United Synagogue, according to multiple reports, after its venue and links to settlement-related companies drew political and legal pressure. More than 100 UK MPs and peers urge the government to stop the event, arguing it is tied to colonial expansion and land seized from Palestinians. London Mayor Sadiq Khan condemns attempts to sell settlement-linked property and says he discussed the event with the Metropolitan Police and other government departments. Legal groups also write to the Met, asking investigators to assess whether possible offences could be involved and whether evidence should be preserved. Photos and footage from the day show counter-demonstrators and activists shouting and at times threatening and attacking protesters, leading some protesters to be arrested, according to accounts from journalists on the scene. The organisers of the event have denied that it promotes settlement land for sale, later saying that references to specific settlement properties in printed materials occurred “by mistake.” Separate reports say the UK government guidance advises businesses against economic activity connected to illegal settlements, and ministers refer to considering further steps.