Rapper Bobby Vylan Cleared by Met Police for Anti-IDF Chant at London Rally The Metropolitan Police has announced that punk rapper Bobby Vylan will not be prosecuted for chanting 'death, death to the IDF' at an Al Quds Day protest in London. The decision follows an investigation and legal advice, prompting the artist to declare himself unyielding against the police's actions. Punk rapper Bobby Vylan, whose real name is Pascal Robinson-Foster, will face no further action from the Metropolitan Police for chanting 'death, death to the IDF' at an Al Quds Day demonstration in central London on March 15. The performer, one half of the duo Bob Vylan, made the controversial remarks during a rally expressing support for Palestinians and opposition to Israel, which also saw 12 arrests. The chant, which the rapper previously performed at Glastonbury Festival in 2025, was widely condemned. A Met Police spokesman stated that while the language was investigated, no further action would be taken following legal advice.Vylan responded on social media, asserting he would not be intimidated and would continue to support the Palestinian cause