Huda Ammori, the co-founder of the pro-Palestinian activist group Palestine Action, has publicly rejected claims made by government ministers, labelling them as "baseless" and politically motivated.
In a fiery statement, Ammori accused ministers of attempting to discredit the organisation's efforts to challenge arms sales to Israel. "These allegations are a desperate attempt to silence dissent," she said. "Our actions are rooted in justice and accountability."
Government Response
The ministers had previously alleged that Palestine Action's protests disrupted diplomatic relations and endangered public safety. However, Ammori countered these claims, arguing that the group's demonstrations were peaceful and lawful.
Public Reaction
The dispute has ignited a broader debate about the limits of activism in the UK. Supporters of Palestine Action have rallied behind Ammori, while critics argue that the group's tactics are counterproductive.
Political analysts suggest the controversy could influence upcoming policy discussions on arms exports and protest laws.
