Pro-Palestinian protesters daub graffiti over Barclays bank, leaving branch destroyed with broken glass strewn across street

PRO-PALESTINE protesters have graffitied the front of a bank in the UK capital following a violent protest.

Police were called to the Barclays bank branch on the corner of Church Street and North End in Croydon, south London, yesterday.

Some of those in attendance quickly began vandalizing the scene, including smashing the shop window and carrying away a Barclays sign which was left in a pile of glass.

Police moved quickly to cordon off the scene with tape to ensure no members of the public came close to the broken panes of glass.

Images shared on social media show graffiti and slogans daubed on the corporation’s windows.

The thick, red spray paint reads: “Free Palestine,” “Stop Funding Genocide,” and “Killers Stop Arming Israel.”

Numerous parts of the bank branch were left vandalized following yesterday’s protests.

In the background of the video, Barclays branch alarms can be heard wailing as the video ends showing a police car attending the scene.

Images of the aftermath were shared on social media yesterday with the caption: ‘Barclays Bank in Croydon vandalised.

“Red graffiti that says ‘Free Palestine’ and ‘Stop Genocide Funding.’ The windows (were) also broken.

“This is threatening and criminal behavior worse than anything I have seen in UK from the far right in years.”

The footage received 2,700 likes and hundreds of comments from social media users stunned by the amount of damage to the branch.

One said: “These guys are helping to increase the cost of bank charges to the public.

“Talk to the politicians first, they are the ones who allow any funding through laws.

“Stop bringing this up in public or you’ll lose his support.”

Another added: “This kind of damage is not the work of moments – where were the police?”

A third joked: ‘Absolutely disgusting, they didn’t even go for the money. Look at those cash points, completely untouched. The bloody children of today.”

Another added: “Society is collapsing; whoever feels empowered to do whatever he likes in the name of his virtue.”