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Mandy Patinkin and Kathryn Grody following the screening of The Voice of Hind Rajab I still can’t get through it.

Is it weird to have a crush on a Law Lord? As you can see, I'm not asking for a friend. Today Baroness Hale came into the studio for an exciting top secret new series for @BBCRadio4 and @bbcsounds from the excellent team behind ⚖️ @lwladykillers ⚖️

A shard of light in the encroaching darkness Long live Francesca Albanese

First they steal your history. Then they erase it.

Museums are being pressured to erase the word ‘Palestine’ from their exhibits, and they’re giving in.

Footage shows the moment Reverend Sue Parfitt is told by Novara Media’s Steven Methven that the High Court had ruled the ban on Palestine Action unlawful. Parfitt has been arrested multiple times for protesting the group’s proscription,

Police spent ‘astonishing’ £10m tackling Palestine Action Huda Ammori, who brought the judicial review against the group’s proscription, condemns the decision to spend taxpayers’ money ‘to pursue an unlawful ban’ observer.co.uk/news/national/…

Finding the proscription of #PalestineAction unlawful doesn't impact on the direct action trials The ppl the govt are pursuing by appealing the High Court's decision are the 3000 grannies with placards 🪧 @DefendOurJuries Explain that to the taxpayer

Yvette Cooper should resign. She lied to Parliament. She lied to press. She lied to the public. She cost taxpayers £millions in the unlawful policing and arrests of nearly 3,000 people for holding bits of paper. She spent nearly £1million on trying to cover it up. Time to go.

Phillips "This is not a country where people get thrown in jail for things they say" @ZackPolanski: 2,700 people have been arrested for holding up signs And well done to Zack for challenging Phillips smear that 'from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free' is antisemitic

How can the @britishmuseum erase history at the behest of an Israeli pressure group? middleeasteye.net/news/british-m…

UK ban on Palestine Action ruled unlawful ft.trib.al/kAREgmf

🚨Palestine Action's co-founder Huda Ammori has won a legal challenge over its ban as a terror group on two grounds, judges have ruled Read more: thenational.scot/news/25851731.…

If you are baffled by why the jury refused to convict the Palestine Action defendants, it's because – unlike them – you didn't hear the actual evidence. You heard what the media wanted you to know. Here, I explain what the jury learnt from the trial: jonathan-cook.net/blog/2026-01-1…

📢New report: The right to protest faces its most serious assault in decades, as sweeping new laws hand police ever greater powers to suppress dissent. JUSTICE calls for Crime and Policing Bill to be paused to prevent further erosion of democracy. (1/9) theguardian.com/world/2026/jan…

HARRY POTTER ACTOR ON PALESTINE ACTION British actor Alfred Enoch, who starred in the Harry Potter franchise and How to Get Away with M*rder, spoke with Sovereign Media on 26 November 2025, outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London, England. Hundreds gathered in support of Palestine Action, a UK-based organisation that was proscribed as a t*rrorist organisation on 5 June 2025, a move described by Alfred Enoch as “one of many repressive measures this government has taken to suppress the Palestine solidarity movement.” Originating in the United Kingdom, Palestine Action is responsible for targeting Israel’s arms industry across the globe, predominantly focusing on Elbit Systems, an Israeli private arms company that markets its weaponry as battlefield tested, as such items have already proven to be effective against the Palestinian people. The group was banned after claiming responsibility for targeting RAF Brize Norton, breaking into the airbase and causing over £7 million worth of damage, specifically by spray-painting two RAF Voyager planes. “At least one of the Voyager aircraft targeted by Palestine Action, moreover, had been involved in military operations in support of Israel. ZZ338 was used to facilitate airstrikes on Yemen in February 2024, which were conducted in no small part to shield Israel from the consequences of its g*nocide in Gaza”, according to DeclassifiedUK.  Multiple arrests occurred, predominantly of those aged 60+, as they sat peacefully outside the Royal Courts of Justice, for holding a placard that reads “I oppose g*nocide. I support Palestine Action” as the courts were carrying out a judicial review of the government’s decision to proscribe the group as a terrorist organisation.   Many political commentators have expressed outrage that the United Kingdom, which prides itself as a beacon of free speech, to the extent that it's willing to invade Afghanistan and later Iraq in the name of democracy, is arresting protesters, predominantly the elderly, for exercising their democratic right to form an assembly and protest.  @VoxUmmah @venanalysis @qiaocollective @ProgIntl @KawsachunNews @OrinocoTribune @blkagendareport

Which one is more English?

A British spin-doctor working for Israeli firm Elbit, whose UK factories have been arming the genocide in Gaza, boasted she planted an evidence-free story in the Times about Palestine Action being funded by Iran, a witness tells Private Eye. The smear helped the Starmer government justify declaring Palestine Action a terrorist group – the first time in British history a direct-action group has been proscribed. The Met has wasted many millions of pounds in public funds arresting pensioners for holding signs in support of Palestine Action's efforts to disrupt the supply of weapons from Britain to Israel. More here: middleeasteye.net/news/pr-firm-c…

Justice wins when people rise, organize, unite, and MOVE,TOGETHER. If it can happen in NY, it can happen anywhere: Italy, Germany, UK, everywhere hearts still beat for freedom. A just, free, and loving world is possible. Let's imagine it today, so we can walk within it tomorrow.

@HudaAmmori Here's Georgia Pickering (3rd from right), who was overheard boasting about planting the false story re Pal Action. She's with John Healey and Kira Lewis (also of CMS Strategy) at the Labour Conference. Previously, Pickering was a Lab cllr & Lewis worked at BICOM & Labour First.