Since April 2026, the Oberlandesgericht Stuttgart has been negotiating against five pro-Palestinian activists for sabotage against the German branch of the Israeli armaments company Elbit Systems in Ulm (shortly the Ulm 5 trial). The indictment is about material damage, the formation of a criminal association and criminally a "antisemitic motivation". The defense pleads for a justified emergency in the face of an ongoing genocide.Dr. Cordula Rei…
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Since April 2026, the Oberlandesgericht Stuttgart has been negotiating against five pro-Palestinian activists for sabotage against the German branch of the Israeli armaments company Elbit Systems in Ulm (shortly the Ulm 5 trial). The indictment is about material damage, the formation of a criminal association and criminally a "antisemitic motivation". The defense pleads for a justified emergency in the face of an ongoing genocide.Dr. Cordula Rei…