Three pro-Palestine activists who disrupted Elbit Systems, Israeli regime’s arms manufacturer, in Merrimack, US, are now facing charges that could carry up to 28 years in prison. 

A group Palestine Action activists, known as 'Elbit Eight', have been acquitted for shutting down UK Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest arms producer, whose weapons are being used in the Gaza Strip.

As the Israeli regime, backed by the US, ups its aggression against Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip, calls have grown louder worldwide for boycott of the regime and companies that aid it.

Pro-Palestine activists have intensified their campaign against corporations and industries that aid the Israeli regime’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza Strip.

Pro-Palestinian activists in the UK blockaded a factory that makes military drones for Israel in Leicester on Monday in solidarity with Pedestrians under attack in Gaza.

Israeli embassy officials in London reportedly attempted to exert influence on legal proceedings involving pro-Palestine protesters.

In the past few years, the pro-Palestinian protest network, Palestine Action, has forced two of multiple UK-based Elbit sites to close through direct action.