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* Hit two police officers with sledgehammers and rammed a vehicle entrance in an effort to disrupt the [[Elbit]] company.<ref>https://archive.ph/PzUYG</ref> | |||
* Allegedly harass staff and placed unexploded gas canisters in residents bins during marches through [[Shenstone]] because a nearby company called [[UAV Engines]] provides parts for military drones to Israel.<ref name="harass">https://archive.is/H17xn</ref> | * Allegedly harass staff and placed unexploded gas canisters in residents bins during marches through [[Shenstone]] because a nearby company called [[UAV Engines]] provides parts for military drones to Israel.<ref name="harass">https://archive.is/H17xn</ref> | ||
* Take direct action against Israel's arms trade in Britain.<ref name="israel">https://archive.is/dkoKb</ref> | * Take direct action against Israel's arms trade in Britain.<ref name="israel">https://archive.is/dkoKb</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 22:08, 6 August 2024
Stories
- Hit two police officers with sledgehammers and rammed a vehicle entrance in an effort to disrupt the Elbit company.[1]
- Allegedly harass staff and placed unexploded gas canisters in residents bins during marches through Shenstone because a nearby company called UAV Engines provides parts for military drones to Israel.[2]
- Take direct action against Israel's arms trade in Britain.[3]
- Six people arrested in effort to disrupt the London Stock Exchange.[4]
- Paypal blocked their account.[5]
- Stripe blocked their account.[5]
- Mailchimp disabled their account.[5]
- GoFundMe blocked their account.[5]
- Shopify blocked their account.[5]