Palestine Action Hunger Striker Re-Arrested by Masked Police

“You guys look like gangsters. Are you gang members or are you officers of the law?” Police covered their faces as they re-arrested Palestine Action-linked activist Qesser Zuhrah early on Monday morning before taking her to a police station in Hatfield, Hertfordshire. Zuhrah is facing trial for allegedly taking part in a 2024 break-in at a facility near Bristol owned by Israeli weapons firm Elbit Systems. She was granted bail last month after spending 15 months in prison awaiting her trial, which is due to begin in April. In December last year, she ended a 48-day hunger strike, which she took part in along with seven other Palestine Action-linked prisoners. One of their key demands was to be granted bail.