Sir Keir Starmer appears to have urged a ban on some pro-Palestine protests in a crackdown on antisemitism following the Golders Green terror attack . The prime minister suggested there were “instances” where it was appropriate to prevent such marches on UK streets , as they have done in France, as he said he would fight “with every breath I have” for a diverse and tolerant Britain. And he issued a stark challenge to those who take part in the protests, saying if they hear chants of ‘globalise the Intifada’ - “you do have to stop and ask yourself, why am I not calling this out?” Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley meet first responders from Shomrim North West London during a visit to Golders Green (Stefan Rousseau/PA) (PA Wire) On Friday, the Metropolitan Police chief Sir Mark Rowley called for 300 extra officers to tackle the growing pandemic of antisemitism in the UK.…