Activists, including Palestine Action, damaged military equipment belonging to Elbit Systems while protesting the Israeli war in Gaza.
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Updated Sep 3
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What happened
Activists, including Palestine Action, damaged military equipment belonging to Elbit Systems while protesting the Israeli war in Gaza.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Charges were filed against defendants in the UK legal system after Palestine Action targeted the Elbit defense firm.Sub-event
- Protests are underway against Israeli policy and industry, specifically targeting the Elbit Systems' Filton site.Sub-event
- An incident involving protests and damage to military equipment at an Elbit factory location near Bristol has been reported.Sub-event
A raid on an Elbit facility on June 12 caused significant damage.1 source
Court proceedings and government proscription follow activists' destruction of Elbit Systems equipment.1 source
Palestine Action was banned by the UK government following protests targeting Elbit Systems.1 source
Activists damaged Elbit Systems equipment in protest of the Israeli war in Gaza.1 source
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Palestine
geographic region in West Asia