Pro-Palestine Protesters hit out GovernmentIts allegation of “hypocrisy” Under the anti -terrorism law, a worker prepares to ban the group.
The MPs are currently debating a proposal to prosecute Palestine action as a terrorist organization after two aircraft. Burbing in RAF Brize Norton on 20 June.
Five people have been arrested on suspicion of terrorist crime in connection with the incident.
Talk to Independent Demonstrating outside Parliament, David Collins, a retired veteran, who served with Marine for nine years, said: “Compared to some atrocities that the government is applying – and sending weapons to Israel – the appropriate action between some people.”
“They are war aircraft that can be repaired. There was no injury. I would say that there is a valid form of protest”, East -Samudri – which is not associated with Palestine’s action – added.
Jonathan Foxman, 69, a retired doctor who was also performing on Wednesday, said the ban is “completely ridiculous”.
“Palestine Action is a direct action group – they are non -violent non -violent and I think it is very high about them, which is embarrassing to disrupt the flow of arms from Britain to Israel and to prevent terrible, terrible massacre, he said.
Two arrests were made on Tuesday after Palestine’s action, claiming to block the entrance of an Israeli defense company’s UK headquarters.
A group spokesperson said that activists blocked the entrance of the albit system in Bristol and covered it in red “Symbol of Palestinian bloodshed”.
Another defender cat, who was protesting outside Parliament on Wednesday morning, accused the government of “a full clampdown over our right to protest”.
He said: “There are many groups that use the same strategy and have used the same strategy in the past and have never reacted at this peak.
“I think they are closing it because it is effective. It is impacting the profits of the albit system which is the largest weapon manufacturer in Israel.”
But Home Secretary Yett Cooper said that “there is no place against violence and serious criminal damage”.
He said, “The right to protest and the right to free speech is the cornerstone of our democracy and countless campaign groups that independently use those rights”, he said.
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister said that the action in the RAF Bryz Norton was “derogatory,” criticizing the workers for “the task of vandalism”.
Shadow Conservative Home Secretary Chris Filp also condemned the group, saying: “The attack on the UK army is completely inappropriate. They are reducing the organization that protects all of us.
“Palestine’s action should be pursued, prosecution should be prosecuted and a ban for what they have done.
But a spokesman for the group said: “While the government is running through the absurd law to prosecute Palestine’s action, real terrorism is being done in Gaza.
“Palestine Action confirms that direct action is necessary in front of Israeli’s ongoing crimes against genocide, apartheid and business of business, and to end the British facility of those crimes.”
Opening the debate in the Commons on Wednesday, security minister Dan Jarvis said the group’s prosecution “would confirm the UK’s zero tolerance approach to terrorism, whether, regardless of its form, or ideology inherent”.
He said, “The prosecutor is ideologically neutral. It is ready to explain to an organization about its actions and its actions, which is posted in search of its reasons”, he said, Propription “is one of the most powerful counter terrorism equipment available for the government.”
“Any decision is taken very carefully and with rigorous thoughts.”
Revealing the intention of banning the group after the incident on 23 June, Ms. Cooper said that it was the latest in “long history of unacceptable criminal damage by Palestine action”.
Group – which has been demanding a legal challenge against the government – has staged a series of demonstrations in recent months, which includes spraying of Elianz Insurance’s London offices with red paint on its alleged link to Israeli’s albeit and stripping the Turnberry golf course of Donald Trump in South Ayi Shire.
Its website states that they use disinterested strategy to target “Corporate Embellites of Israeli’s military-industrial complex” and want to create impossible to these companies to benefit from “harassment of Palestinians”.
Under the 2000 Act, some 81 organizations have been prosecuted, including Islamic terrorist groups such as Hamas and al-Qaeda, national action such as distant groups and Russian private military company Wagoner Group.
The draft order set on Monday has also been listed to prosecute the UK, including the Neo-Nazi Group Maniaq Murder Cult and a distant nationalist group Russian Imperial Movement, its paramilitary hand Russian Imperial Legion.
Supporting or expressing an accused organization, along with many other tasks, are criminal offenses who are taking a maximum of 14 years of jail sentence.
