UK courts uphold ban on Palestine Action
The Court of Appeal in London has ruled that the British government acted legally in banning the "Palestine Action" movement and designating it as a terrorist organization. The court found that the movement operated through secret cells engaged in destructive acts against defense companies and military bases, rather than being an unarmed, non-violent organization as it claimed. This ruling follows a decision by the High Court in February, which stated that the extent of the movement's activities did not justify banning it, although the ban remained in place until the new ruling was issued. The movement was banned after it stormed a Royal Air Force base in June 2025 in protest against Britain’s support for the Israeli attack on Gaza. Listing "Palestine Action" among terrorist organizations exposes individuals to up to 14 years in prison.
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