LONDON:

Pro-Palestinian slogans rang out at the OVO Arena Wembley on Wednesday night as 12,500 people filled the sold-out venue for Britain's biggest fundraising concert for Gaza.

The live-streamed event, Together for Palestine (T4P) - the latest in a wave of pro-Palestinian demonstrations and cultural events across the British capital — saw tickets priced at £70 ($95), raising at least $2 million by the end of the evening, according to organisers.

London has seen repeated marches since the conflict began nearly two years ago. Yet the Wembley fundraiser marked a new scale of mobilisation — blending celebrity activism, artistic expression, and political messaging into one spectacle.

British musician and activist Brian Eno spearheaded the concert, urging high-profile figures to lend thei

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