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British counterterrorism police on Thursday raided the home and seized several electronic devices belonging to The Electronic Intifada’s associate editor Asa Winstanley.
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Richard Medhurst, a Syrian-British independent journalist who defends Palestinians' right to resist Israeli apartheid, occupation, and other crimes, said this week that he was recently arrested at London's Heathrow Airport.
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"It seems #empathy is now #thoughtcrime. Even worse, police have decided it is #terrorism. How far will they go...? Will we be arrested for holding a sign saying we support #GretaThunberg? Will I be arrested for writing this article?"
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If we believe in freedom of conscience, we must deny active obedience. The article you are currently reading could be considered a criminal act and a terrorist document. I do not speak for Palestine Action. I am not a member of the group. I don’t know if anyone in Palestine Action is taking part in their actions on the basis of their spiritual belief. But I believe there is a moral case for disarming the machinery of war that is killing innocent civilians in Gaza with the complicity of the British government. I believe that damaging and destroying weapons of war is one way of waging peace: I can only conclude that for the British government, the waging of peace is terrorism. And I believe that the proscription under the Terrorism Act of groups that seek peace through non-violent means is political repression of the freedom of conscience. Resisting the destruction of human life and the perpetuation of a genocide against the Palestinian people is not wrong. It is the law, and this government, that is wrong.
– Huw Lemmey, "Who’s afraid of Palestine Action?" (2025) Link
Dubbing tame pensioners as ‘terrorists’ makes a farce out of the Terrorism Act—and freedom of speech
It’s a funny old world when Margaret Thatcher had a greater sense of individual liberty than Keir Starmer
By Alan Rusbridger for Prospect Magazine.
It’s a funny old world when Margaret Thatcher had a greater sense of individual liberty than Keir Starmer
