Around 20 pro-Palestinian activists protested at the opening of the International Shalom Festival at the Edinburgh Fringe on Tuesday.
The festival, celebrating Jewish and Israeli culture, began with a performance by the Jerusalem theatre company Incubator Theatre, who had returned to the Fringe after its run three years ago was cancelled amid anti-Israel protests.
Amit Ulman, Incubator’s director and head writer, said he had "mixed emotions" at coming back to Edinburgh.
“The last time we were here we felt very unwanted. There was the vibe. It's hard to come back to a place where you were cancelled and not wanted,” the 31-year-old said.
