CCTV footage from Go Sandwiches, the only Palestinian restaurant operating in Peterborough.
Palestinian restaurant for Gazan attacked by pro-'Israeli'
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- Peterborough’s only Palestinian-owned restaurant was vandalized on August 29 by an individual shouting expletives and damaging property.
- The owner reported local police failed to visit the site or press charges, offering only phone follow-ups.
- Located near the train station, the eatery uses its proceeds to support Gaza and Occupied Palestine.
A Palestinian restaurant in Peterborough was targeted in a attack on August 29, 2026, leaving the restaurant damaged and raising concerns over law enforcement response.
Go Sandwiches—the only Palestinian restaurant operating in Peterborough—was vandalized by a pro-'Israel' man who directed expletives toward the owner, intimidated patrons inside the venue, and damaged the physical property.
The restaurant, located a five-minute walk from the Peterborough train station, is owned and operated by a man from Gaza.
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No charges filed from police despite CCTV evidence
According to the restaurant owner, Cambridgeshire Constabulary officers have not filed charges in connection with the attack.
The owner stated that local police have not made in-person contact or visited the restaurant following the incident, maintaining communication strictly via telephone.
Go Sandwiches serves authentic Palestinian food, including vegetarian selections, and operates under a policy of utilizing zero boycotted products.
A portion of the restaurant’s proceeds is directed toward supporting populations in Gaza and Occupied Palestine.
