UK Police Questioned British Woman Over Israel Support
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
British mother Holly Passmore was questioned by police after being referred to the UK's counter-extremism program, Prevent, due to her advocacy for Israel. Police records labeled her as vulnerable and at risk of manipulation, though Passmore denies this, stating the questioning focused on her pro-Israel views and trip to the country. The police report acknowledged that supporting Israel is not a counter-terror concern. Passmore, who studies Holocaust studies in Israel, was urged by police not to discuss the case online.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- British mother Holly Passmore was questioned by police over her support for Israel.
- She was referred to the UK's counter-extremism program, Prevent.
- Police records labeled Passmore as vulnerable and at risk of manipulation.
- Passmore believes the police questioned her due to her pro-Israel advocacy.
- The police report stated that supporting Israel is not a counter-terror concern.
- Passmore was urged by police not to discuss the case online.
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