Supporters of the banned Palestinian working group arrested in London Protest Israeli conflict news

More than 25 demonstrators were held by the police a day after the group active in the United Kingdom banned.

Police arrested the demonstrators in London for supporting the group of activists The work of PalestineAnd that was banned in the middle of the night in the United Kingdom.

“The officers have arrested more than 20 people on suspicion of crimes under the terrorist law for 2000. They have been detained. Palestine is a banned group and the officers will act where criminal crimes were committed,” Metropolitan police wrote in X on Saturday.

The campaign group said to defend our jury in a press statement that 27 people, including a priest and a number of health professionals, were arrested for crimes under the terrorist law.

They were carrying signs of cardboard, saying: “I oppose genocide. I support the Palestinian work.”

Passers -by’s reaction to the arrests was when the police intervened in the demonstration at noon.

“I met the police, you are the dolls of the Zionist state” and “leave them alone”, and quoted them as being shouting by the Press Association, the British News Agency.

The other supporters, who are not participating directly in the Palestinian work protest: “Who protects? Who do you serve?” And “British police off our streets.”

There were other chants “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” during the accident.

Prohibition

On Friday, the police warned that the expression of his support for Palestine will be a criminal crime yet Prohibition He kicked in the middle of the night.

The force said: “This includes chanting, wearing clothes, or displaying articles such as flags, marks or slogans,” said force.

A spokesman for the defense of our organizations said: “We commend the counter -terrorist police because of their decisive work in protecting the people of London from some reinforced cards that oppose the genocide in Gaza and express their support for those who take measures to prevent them.”

The helm cleared parliament on Thursday, with a challenge to the court to try to stop it to become a law on Friday.

The government announced last week that it would prohibit Palestinian action under the terrorist law of 2000, days after activists stormed the group of the Air Force in southern England.

Two planes were sprayed at the base with a red paint, causing damage to an estimated 7 million pounds (9.55 million dollars).

Four Palestine activists were detained in the reservation on Thursday after appearing before the court due to the accident.

Palestine condemned the defense work as an attack on freedom of expression.

The ban will make a criminal crime to belong to the group or support it, which is punishable by imprisonment for up to 14 years.