A far-left campaign group with ties to former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and MP Zarah Sultana has come under scrutiny after allegedly urging supporters to join Palestine Action—an organisation recently proscribed under UK terrorism legislation.
Controversial Links Exposed
The group, which has faced criticism for its radical stance, reportedly promoted Palestine Action in the days leading up to its ban. The Home Office designated the group as a terrorist organisation, citing its involvement in violent activism targeting defence firms linked to Israel.
Political Backlash
The revelation has sparked outrage among MPs and security experts, who argue that such endorsements undermine national security. Critics have called for an investigation into the campaign group's activities and its connections to high-profile political figures.
Government Response
The Home Office reiterated its commitment to combating extremism, stating that groups promoting violence have no place in the UK. Meanwhile, Palestine Action's ban has been widely supported by counter-terrorism officials.
