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Posters in London stations slam ‘Hamas rape tunnels of Gaza’

The pro-Israel materials were reportedly found in the large King’s Cross, Old Street and South Kensington stations.

A general view of Liverpool Street underground tube station entrance in London on June 4, 2024. Photo by John Keeble/Getty Images.
A general view of Liverpool Street underground tube station entrance in London on June 4, 2024. Photo by John Keeble/Getty Images.

A group called London Against Hamas posted materials in Tube (train) stations in the capital city on Monday, the one-year anniversary of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack in southern Israel, calling attention to “Hamas rape tunnels” in Gaza.

“The posters features a mock Tube map of Gaza, highlighting Hamas’s underground tunnels with labels like ‘Hostage execution tunnel’ and ‘Hamas rape Tunnel,’” the Jewish Chronicle (London) reported.

The posters state: “On Oct. 7th, 2023, Hamas murdered hundreds and kidnapped many more. The U.K. government must do everything possible to secure the release of the 100 hostages still unaccounted for after 365 days of terror.”

The group superimposed the posters over tube maps without permission from the government entity that runs the London Underground. Transport for London has said the unauthorized posters will be removed.

The Jewish Chronicle reported that the posters “have been seen in major stations including King’s Cross, Old Street and South Kensington, as well as in Redbridge and Southgate.”

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