The government moved to ban the group following its activists’ break-in at RAF Brize Norton in June
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Jon Farley carried a placard bearing an image from the satirical magazine but insists he was not demonstrating any support for a proscribed group
By Jacob Jaffa
The vast majority were arrested on suspicion of expressing support for a proscribed organisation, police said
By JC Reporter
By David Hirsh
Once whispered on the fringes, antisemitism now parades through Britain’s institutions in plain sight from Goldsmiths to Glastonbury
Police apprehended demonstrators in London, Manchester and Cardiff at the weekend
By The JC Leader
If Labour is serious about rebuilding its relationship with Britain’s Jews, it ought to follow through with more concrete steps to show it understands both the scale of the threat and the depth of the Jewish community’s concerns
Being a member of or inviting support for the group is now a criminal offence, but organisers have pledged to continue its campaign of direct action
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The former Pink Floyd member shared a video praising the group hours after it was proscribed under the Terrorism Act
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The stunt was one of the last perpetrated by the group before MPs voted to proscribe it as a terrorist organisation
House of Lords will now debate the government’s measures to proscribe the group
Palestine Action activists threw red paint on buildings belonging to both historic institutions
By Imogen Garfinkel
Activists handed out free keffiyehs and Palestine Action got platformed twice in an event suffused with anti-Israel activism
By Jane Prinsley
Deputy prime minister also appeared to suggest that Reform’s criticism of female RAF commander was worse than Palestine Action’s infiltration of Brize Norton
Parliamentarians expressed shock over the suspended Labour MP’s comments
Home Office officials reportedly investigating whether the activist group is being paid via regime prioxies
The acclaimed Irish author said proscribing the group would represent ‘an alarming curtailment of free speech’
