The British parliament prohibits the “Work for Palestine” group
Today, Thursday (Thursday), the British parliament approved the ban on the “Work for Palestine” group (Balstein’s action) in accordance with the laws on anti -terrorism, but this step is faced with a judicial appeal to prevent a legal nature.
The House of Lords supported the ban without voting in accordance with the law on the fight against terrorism issued in 2000, after the approval of the parliament is in steps.
Last week, the British government indicated that it intends to prohibit the organization of Balstain actions in accordance with anti -terrorism legislation, a few days after activists from the organization sprayed the coating on two aircraft based on the British Royal Air Force, in the work that led to losses in seven million pounds ($ 9.55 million).
The group condemned the government’s decision to ban it as an “exaggerated reaction”.
On Friday, an emergency session will be held in the Supreme Court in London to challenge the government’s efforts, and this is a task supported by several organizations, including Amnesty International.
The ban on the group will make its belonging to a criminal crime, which is 14 years in prison.
Having announced the intention of the government, the group banned, the Minister of Internal Affairs, Ivolt Cooper, reminded him of the attack on the Talis defense industry factory in Glasgow in 2022 and last year on two attacks on Bresegin in Kent, the south -east of England, and the Elbit Systems UK, the south -west of the country.
The support of the House of Lords with respect to the ban on the group came after its four activists made preliminary detentions against the background of the assault on the air base.
The police against the terrorists accused the four suspects of “a conspiracy of entering a forbidden place with a goal that harms the security of the United Kingdom and conspired for criminal damage,” and prosecutors will confirm that the charges are related to terrorism.
He was represented by Amy Garder Gibson (29 years old), Daniel Jeronymid Nuri (35 years old), Johnny Senkom (24 years old) and Louis Kiarmelo (22 years old), in front of the Westminster court in London.
The court ordered them to make a preliminary detention until they appeared before the criminal court of Old Bailey in London on July 18.
The 41 -year -old woman was released after the arrest of “suspicion of helping the criminal.”
