Why Is Palestine Action’s Map and Manual Still Online?
A manual put out by Palestine Action, a group banned in the UK, which lists companies and private addresses, has drawn criticism that the material lowers the barrier between protest, vandalism, and operational targeting
By Gabriel Colodro/The Media Line
A public map of companies linked, directly or indirectly, to Israel’s defense industry has turned Palestine Action’s campaign into something more difficult to classify than a protest drive. The map lists companies, suppliers, facilities, and, in some cases, private addresses connected to individuals linked to targeted firms. A linked guide tells supporters how to organize.
The organization has been banned in Britain since February, but continues to operate freely in other countries. Now, B’nai Brith Canada is calling on Ottawa to examine whether Palestine Action should be listed as a terrorist entity, saying the material is being shared by an active Canadian chapter and is available for anyone to access.
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