Zionist Assailant Attacks British MP Galloway in London

Local Editor

British MP George Galloway has been injured after being attacked by a Zionist man in London on Friday.

The MP was posing for a picture with some of his fans in Golborne Road, in Notting Hill neighborhood, when the attack took place.

Galloway's spokesman said the attack appeared to be "connected with his comments about "Israel.""

"George was posing for pictures with people and this guy just attacked him, leapt on him and started punching him," the spokesman said.

Galloway who was taken to St. Mary's hospital in Paddington, suffered from a suspected broken rib and severe bruising to the head and face.

A Metropolitan Police said the suspect was found a short time later and stopped.
"He was arrested on suspicion of ABH [actual bodily harm] and taken to the south London police station where he remains."

Earlier this month in August, Galloway, the leader of the Respect party and MP for Bradford West, was interviewed by British police in which he said the area of Bradford was an ""Israel"-free zone" due to the brutal assaults committed by the Zionist forces during their recent aggression on seized Gaza.

"We don't want any "Israeli" goods; we don't want any "Israeli" services; we don't want any "Israeli" academics coming to the university or the college; we don't even want any "Israeli" tourists to come to Bradford, even if any of them had thought of doing so," he said.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team