Prime Minister calls on police chief to rebuild trust among Jewish community

You are quite open, legal Jewish. This is the pro Palestinian mark. I’m not accusing you of anything, but I’m worried about the reaction to your presence. You know about your business, know where you got it really, or if you choose to remain here because you are. If I remain here, you were arrested because your presence is antagonised by a large people and we can’t deal with all the family. I share the shock and the anger that many are feeling when they saw the clips over the weekend and you know what I would say about. Mark Rowley and the police, they do have a difficult job, of course, I appreciate that. But what happened was clearly wrong and it’s right that they’ve apologized for that. And yes, I do have confidence in him. But that’s on the basis that he works to rebuild the confidence and trust of not just the Jewish community but the wider public, particularly people in London, but more broadly. And you regain that trust and that and that confidence by making it clear that the police are not tolerating behaviour that we would all collectively deem unacceptable. When we see it because it undermines our values and I think that is critical. And I know the Home Secretary will be meeting the Commissioner later today. I know I have heard you. I want to hear when the crowd is gone, I will help reinstall you out. No Sir, I don’t. I don’t anybody on top of losing anything.