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Nurse faces criminal damage charge for exposing houmous brand's links to Israeli military

A NURSE from Hastings is facing a criminal damage charge for protesting against a houmous brand over its links to Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

Father-of-two Chris Dindar staged a peaceful protest in a Sainsbury’s supermarket, in which he called for a boycott of Sabra houmous. 

The action aimed to highlight that Sabra’s parent company, Strauss Group, is openly funding the Israeli military, Mr Dindar said.

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