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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Sally Rooney Books Pulled From UK Sale Over Support for Banned Palestine Action

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Irish author Sally Rooney's books will no longer be sold in the UK because she planned to donate royalties to the banned Palestine Action group. Her publisher, Faber, stated UK law prevents them from transferring earnings to Rooney, making sales impossible. Rooney expressed readiness to accept consequences for her beliefs. Palestine Action, which targets Israel-linked companies, was banned after a June 2025 incident, and its proscription faces ongoing legal challenges.

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  • Sally Rooney's books are no longer sold in the UK due to her support for Palestine Action.
  • Publisher Faber cited UK legislation preventing royalty transfers as the reason for the withdrawal.
  • Palestine Action, which targets Israel-linked defense companies, was banned by the UK government.
  • The ban on Palestine Action followed a June 2025 incident at an RAF base.
  • Over 3,000 arrests have been made for supporting Palestine Action.
  • The group's proscription is subject to ongoing legal appeals.
Sally Rooney Books Pulled From UK Sale Over Support for Banned Palestine Action
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