Israeli dissident Ronnie Barkan of Palestine Action Elbit 7 fame explains Zionism's Nazi connections, how Tory justice minister Ken Clarke cut UK off from international law to protect war criminal Tzipi Livni political interference and legal injustices with the UK court process and Bristol's recent unprecedented Avon and Somerset Pre Crime arrests...
25:00 Discussion of pensioners and journalists arrested BEFORE anti-genocide protest (see below)
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Pro-Palestine group arrested in overnight Bristol raid
Nine people are taken into custody on suspicion of conspiracy to cause criminal damage
https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/pro-palestine-group-arrested-overnight-9249698
Multiple people have been arrested after an overnight police raid in Bristol. Nine people were taken into custody at an address in Bristol overnight between April 24 and 25, police have confirmed.
According to the group Palestine Action, members were arrested for "allegedly conspiring to commit criminal damage". Posting on social media, the organisation said 15 people had been taken into custody, but Avon and Somerset Police has said nine people were arrested.
A spokesperson for Avon and Somerset Police said: "Nine people were arrested at an address in Bristol over the night of 24 and 25 April on suspicion of conspiracy to cause criminal damage. They have since been released on conditional police bail."
Earlier this month, four pro-Palestine protesters were arrested in Taunton after a protest outside the town's county hall. Demonstrators allegedly glued themselves to the pavement outside the building and sprayed it with blood-red paint during a protest on Thursday, April 4.
Back in February, three people were arrested in Aztec West after locking themselves together outside Elbit Systems. At the time, Avon and Somerset Police did not clarify what offence the three people were alleged to have committed, but under the Public Order Act 2023, 'locking-on' is an offence itself.
Different activist groups have been protesting the war in Palestine regularly in different ways since the conflict began in October last year. Last weekend, two separate marches took place, with demonstrators taking a familiar place in College Green and outside Elbit, the Israeli-owned defence company in Filton.
