London Marathon organisers urge protesters not to disrupt the race amid Middle East tensions, emphasizing its positive impact on society and charity fundraising.
Participants will run for causes supporting both Palestinians and Israelis affected by the conflict, aiming to break the charity fundraising record.
Event director Hugh Brasher highlights the Marathon's history of facing protests but emphasizes its role in uniting people and promoting coexistence.
A tribute to the late world record holder Kelvin Kiptum will take place, with a round of applause and a video showcasing his achievements before the race.
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