Britain's ambassador in Israel, Mathew Gould, tried to calm Israeli tourists on Thursday who have bought plane tickets to the United Kingdom.
"There is no reason for you to not come to London because of the riots," he said.
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London returned to a sense of calm Wednesday night, the BBC reported. The only serious incident that took place Wednesday night was when police officers had objects thrown at them in a north London neighborhood, which ended with 150 arrests, according to the report.
