Police in Belfast are investigating possible criminal offences following a pro-Palestinian rally at Belfast City Hall. Hundreds attended the event, with some displaying placards supporting Palestine Action, a group recently banned by the government. Officers issued warnings to individuals suspected of possessing articles indicating support for the proscribed organisation and deployed evidence gatherers, including air support, to monitor the demonstration.

No arrests were made during the rally, but police are reviewing evidence to determine if any offences occurred. The investigation also includes a reported assault between a protester and a member of the public. Authorities have appealed for footage and information to assist their inquiries. The police emphasised the importance of balancing the right to protest with public safety and urged participants to act lawfully.