US EditionDaughter of Holocaust Survivor Among Those Arrested at Palestine Action Protest
Police arrested about 90 protesters enforcing a ban on Palestine Action, with over 2,000 UK arrests since the proscription began, organizers call it authoritarian overreach.
- A 67-year-old daughter of a Holocaust survivor and a 68-year-old were among those arrested at a Palestine Action protest in London.
- Police officers appeared to outnumber protesters, with at least 15 police vans in the surrounding streets and protesters, many of whom were elderly, being carried away by officers.
- The ban on Palestine Action has been condemned as an act of authoritarian overreach, and the group claims the proscription is unenforceable, citing their ability to protest last week without arrests.
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Police detain 90 at London protest backing Palestine Action
At least 90 protesters were detained in central London on Saturday during a rally held in solidarity with Palestine Action, the UK-banned direct-action network that targets Israeli arms companies. Among those arrested was the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. The Metropolitan Police confirmed the arrests in a post on X, claiming the protest supported the "proscribed terrorist organisation Palestine Action". Campaigners said police had moved in a…
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Daughter of Holocaust survivor among those arrested at Palestine Action protest
The daughter of a Holocaust survivor who was among those arrested at a protest against the banning of Palestine Action as a terror group has said she “can’t be a bystander”.
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