Palestine Action’s credit card donations facility disappears after UKLFI sanctions warning
A Stripe credit-card donation facility being used to raise money for proscribed group Palestine Action appears to have stopped working, shortly after UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) warned Stripe that continuing to process payments for the organisation could breach US sanctions. UKLFI wrote to Stripe’s Chief Legal Officer and Corporate
Poster backing Elbit defendants to be removed
An unauthorised poster placed in a bus stop advertisement panel near Woolwich Arsenal Station is to be removed urgently by the billboard operator JCDecaux, after the company was alerted by UK Lawyers for Israel. The poster, apparently installed by supporters of Palestine Action, expressed support for activists currently on trial
Amazon removes Palestine Action t shirts from sale
Adverts for T-shirts with the slogan “We are all Palestine Action” are being removed by Amazon after complaints that it is illegal to sell such items after the proscription of Palestine Action on 5 July 2025. UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) was informed about several pages on Amazon where the
Palestine Action defies proscription
Palestine Action is continuing to raise money from its website and co-ordinate its members from a Telegram account, despite its proscription on 14 July. It is openly soliciting cryptocurrency donations, including the use of Monero—a privacy-focused coin often used to obscure financial trails—and Bitcoin. They provide instructions for anonymous donations