Banksy mural of the UK judge hit the demonstrators from the London Court Wall Israeli conflict news

The mural, which is believed to be attached to the UK campaign on the Palestine Group, was removed a few days after it was unveiled in London.

Anonymous street artist Banksy mural A judge beating a protester with a traveling traveler from the wall of the court building in London was shown two days after it was revealed, while it seemed that he had responded to a campaign against the protests in solidarity with the Palestinian Labor Campaign group.

The photos of the AP news agency on Wednesday showed that there is a factor that removes the new artwork by Banksy, which appears a full judge who falls from the seeds on a protester extending on the ground, and holds a blood -stained gap, after appearing in the Royal Justice Courts in London, and the United Kingdom on Monday.

According to Pa Media, work began to remove the image on Tuesday and resumed on Wednesday.

The mural seems to be a comment on the mass arrests of people protesting the ban on the campaign group The work of Palestine.

In July, Britain appointed the active network as a “terrorist organization” after its members stormed the Royal Air Force base and a damaged military plane. Support or belonging to the group now carries criminal penalties.

However, rights groups and activists accused the British government of criminalizing pro -Palestinians activity, saying that the embargo threatens the right to peaceful protest.

Lawyers and civil freedoms argue that the ban of action Palestine puts a dangerous precedent to restrict activity on foreign policy issues, with Amnesty International’s call to the decision of the work government “a worrying legal exception.”

Activists accused the action government, led by Prime Minister Kiir Starmer of allowing the export of military materials to Israel. Amid the installation pressure, Starmer announced last month that the United Kingdom will recognize the state of Palestine.

Pankessi has always used his work to highlight Palestinian conflicts under the Israeli occupation. The murals in the occupied West Bank include those depicting a girl in search of an Israeli soldier, a pigeon wearing a jacket, and a convincing severity throwing a bouquet.

In 2017, “Wald Off Hotel”, in Bethlehem, was opened to present what he called “the worst view in the world” directly a direct reference to the Israeli separation barrier known as the Apartheid Wall, which stands in front of the hotel.