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UK Police Arrest 139 Pro-Palestine Action Demonstrators in London
British police arrested 139 demonstrators in London on Saturday during a rally supporting the "Palestine Action" movement. The arrests occurred ahead of a Supreme Court hearing reviewing the government's ban on the group, which was classified as "terrorist" in July 2025.
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What happened
- 01British police arrested 139 demonstrators in London supporting the "Palestine Action" movement.
- 02The arrests occurred days before a Supreme Court hearing on the group's ban.
- 03The UK government banned "Palestine Action" as a terrorist organization in July 2025.
- 04Protesters questioned the legal basis for the ban, calling it political.
- 05The movement aims to end global complicity in what it describes as Israel's "genocide and apartheid regime."
Protesters carried signs criticizing the ban and the government's actions. The movement, founded in 2020, aims to end global involvement in what it calls Israel's "genocide and apartheid regime."
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