Gal Jadot was invited by pro -Palestine demonstrators in London, with the disruption of filming UK news

Gal Jadot faced pro -Palestine demonstrators again while filming her new movie in London. Activists, “Gal Jadot, is not welcome here”, from the loudspeakers on the Waterloo Bridge on Sunday morning.

The newly born Israeli actress was filming the hostility when the demonstrators gathered. They were wearing kefiyehs on their faces, and the muddy Palestinian flags, and attached the “Gaza hunger” reading banner over the bridge handrail. The shots shared by UNBOXPHD appear on YouTube Gadot, 40, talking to the crew when police officers arrived at the scene.

The Capital Police managed to transport the demonstrators away and no arrests were made. They described the protest as “small” in a statement.

Jadot served in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and supported the invasion of Israel to Gaza, as mentioned before Daily Mail. Activists who supported the courts have targeted filming in London.

A spokesman for the Capital Police said: “The police were called for reports of a small group of demonstrators on the Waterloo Bridge at 8.42 am on Sunday, May 18. The officers quickly arrived and transported,” a spokesman for the capital said.

This comes after the demonstrators were injured on Tuesday. A video showed that the police were working after a member of the public stole the preachers of a protesters in support of the events, a demonstratory science supporter of Israel.

In hostility, Jadot plays the role of a high bird lawyer who must try to save her kidnapped son. It is produced by David Kose and its new production company in London Rockwood Pictures.

Gadot published a clip on Instagram from chatting with Israel, Yuval Raphael before her performance on Saturday evening. The singer republished the video and said: “Thank you very much!

However, a crew member was painted after two protesters supporting Palestine tried to rush on stage to disrupt her performance. Raphael left “shook and annoyed.”

“At the end of the Israeli performance, a man and a woman tried to overcome a barrier on the stage. They were stopped. One of the instigators was thrown to the paint and hit a crew,” said a spokesman for the Swiss broadcaster SRG SSR.

“The crew member is fine and no one was injured. The man and the woman were removed from the place and they were handed over to the police.”