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Britain's Metropolitan Police has announced that officers will arrest anyone providing "logistical support", including providing water to elderly or disabled protesters, during Saturday's Palestine protests near London's US embassy. Organizers Defend Our Jury (DOJ) condemned the decision as reckless, and raised concerns that communications could also be halted. Since Palestine was banned as a terrorist organization in July 2025, over 3,300 people have been arrested.

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Britain's Metropolitan Police has announced that officers will arrest anyone providing "logistical support", including providing water to elderly or disabled protesters, during Saturday's Palestine protests near London's US embassy. Organizers Defend Our Jury (DOJ) condemned the decision as reckless, and raised concerns that communications could also be halted. Since Palestine was banned as a terrorist organization in July 2025, over 3,300 people have been arrested.

Britain's Metropolitan Police has announced that officers will arrest anyone providing "logistical support", including providing water to elderly or disabled protesters, during Saturday's Palestine protests near London's US embassy. Organizers Defend Our Jury (DOJ) condemned the decision as reckless, and raised concerns that communications could also be halted. Since Palestine was banned as a terrorist organization in July 2025, over 3,300 people have been arrested.

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