On June 23, 2025, Yvette Cooper, U.K. Home Secretary, stated that a formal ban would be submitted to Parliament by June 30, labeling the group's coordinated actions as a significant threat to national security. This precedent marks the first time a U.K. group is banned based solely on property damage, signaling a shift in governmental approach to activism.
U.K. Government Designates Palestine Action as Terrorist Group Following Vandalism Incident
U.K. Government Designates Palestine Action as Terrorist Group Following Vandalism Incident
The British authorities are moving to classify Palestine Action as a terrorist organization after their recent acts of vandalism at military sites.
The U.K. government revealed plans to impose a terrorist designation on the pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action. This announcement follows a series of damaging incidents, including a break-in at an air force base and vandalism at President Trump’s Turnberry golf course.
