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Lloyds Bank, a British financial institution, refused to grant a housing loan to the mother of Palestinian activist Eli Camio, citing its alleged being influenced by "negative media coverage" related to her daughter's case within the "Palestine Action" movement. Additionally, the bank froze Eli's account during her detention and declined to transfer her assets to her sister’s name, actions that negatively impacted her mother’s business activities, which relied on real estate to manage her small enterprise. The bank affirmed that its decisions are based on laws and standard conditions and are not political or personal. However, Eli’s mother explained that the bank’s decision resulted in the loss of her properties and caused her financial harm, especially after two years of dealing with her daughter’s case, in which she was convicted after an over 18-month trial that concluded without a guilty verdict on terrorism charges.
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