November 6, 2026

Palestine Action refuses to apologise for sledgehammer attack against policewoman

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Lord Stephens asked: “In relation to the Bristol incident which involved a sledgehammer being slammed into the back of the police officer, was that condemned by Palestine Action?” Husain responded: “It was not. That is sub judice.” The judge pressed him, asking: “Is it presently condemned by Palestine Action?” Today at the Supreme Court Raza Husain KC who is arguing to overturn the ban on Palestine Action repeatedly admitted the group had NOT condemned the brutal attack on a police officer by one of their members. Shameful. pic.twitter.com/gnw37yoAnc — Heidi Bachram (@HeidiBachram) November 5, 2026 Husain initially replied that the...

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