Youth Demand protesters held a demonstration outside Foreign Secretary David Lammy’s home, placing fake body bags representing child victims of conflict and displaying signs calling for an end to British arms exports to Israel. The protest was part of a planned month-long series of "swarming road-blocks" aimed at disrupting traffic in London daily. Additionally, the group blocked several roads in the city, including Commercial Street, Angel Junction, and Tower Bridge, causing inconvenience to commuters while holding signs reading "Youth Demand an End to Genocide" and "Stop Arming Israel."

Labour MPs showed solidarity with colleagues Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed, who were refused entry to Israel after being detained and deported. The pair claimed they were part of a parliamentary delegation visiting West Bank charity projects, but Israeli officials said they were rejected due to plans to document security forces' activities and spread anti-Israel hatred. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and Foreign Secretary David Lammy condemned Israel's actions as "counterproductive" and "deeply concerning", while Tory leader Kemi Badenoch supported Israel's right to control its borders, stating she was not surprised by the denial of entry.