Six Palestine Action activists cleared of aggravated burglary at Israel-linked defence firm
Six activists linked to Palestine Action were acquitted of aggravated burglary after a 2024 break-in at Elbit Systems UK; jury could not decide on criminal damage or grievous bodily harm charges.
- Six Palestine Action activists were cleared of aggravated burglary over breaking into an Israeli-linked UK defence firm's site, using a prison van, sledgehammers and paint to damage property.
- The jury failed to reach verdicts on some charges against the activists, including criminal damage and violent disorder.
- Prosecutors said the group's actions, though before it was proscribed under terrorism laws, aimed to shut down the firm to support Palestinians in Gaza.
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Anti-Israel Activists in UK Found Not Guilty of Burglary Over Raid at Israeli Firm Elbit
Protesters from “Palestine Action” demonstrate on the roof of Guardtech Group in Brandon, Suffolk, Britain, July 1, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Chris Radburn Six British anti-Israel activists were acquitted of aggravated burglary over a 2024 raid on Israeli defense firm Elbit‘s factory on Wednesday, with a jury returning no guilty verdicts at all in a blow for prosecutors. The six were members of the now-banned group Palestine Action, which organized a…
Palestine Action Protesters Found Not Guilty of Burglary—and Worse
Six activists from the ‘pro-Gaza’ campaign group Palestine Action have been cleared of aggravated burglary following a break-in at a UK subsidiary of the Israeli defence company Elbit Systems. The verdicts were delivered after a trial at Woolwich Crown Court, which began in November 2025 and saw the jury deliberate for more than 36 hours. The defendants—Charlotte Head, 29; Samuel Corner, 23; Leona Kamio, 30; Fatema Rajwani, 21; Zoe Rogers, 22; …
Palestine Action Activists Cleared Over Weapons Factory Attack That Left Police Officer With "Shattered Spine"
Six Palestine Action activists have been cleared of committing aggravated burglary after a break-in at the UK headquarters of an Israeli-owned arms company despite a police officer being left with a "shattered spine".
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