The Pro-Palestine marches risk turning London into sectarian Belfast

Late morning on the second day of Passover in Stamford Hill, north-east London, the streets are busy with families on their way to synagogue. Women push double buggies – often with at least one too many children for the number of seats spilling out of them – men walk in groups and with purpose. It’s a sunny morning and this is a holy day and a happy day for this tight-knit community.

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