Britains far-right groups celebrate Saint George, revered in Palestine

Manchester, UK - A group of far-right “Britain First” supporters held a march in the city’s streets on Saturday to celebrate Saint George, the patron saint of England. The event drew attention due to an unexpected connection between the saint and Palestine.

According to reports, participants in the march appeared unaware of the historical ties between Saint George and Palestine. The saint is revered in both countries, with Palestine having its own version of the legend, which tells the story of a Christian martyr who was killed by Roman soldiers.

The “Britain First” group has been known for its far-right ideology and anti-immigrant stance. The organization’s supporters have been involved in various protests and demonstrations across the UK.

The march in Manchester took place on Saturday, with attendees carrying banners and flags bearing Saint George’s image. Witnesses reported that many participants seemed to be celebrating the saint without fully understanding his connection to Palestine.

Details of the event are as follows: a group of individuals affiliated with “Britain First” gathered in Manchester to commemorate Saint George. The event drew attention due to its unusual association with Palestine, where the saint is also revered.

Source: Al Jazeera