Palestine activists smash glass doors at Siemens' Cambridge office over firm's link to Gaza genocide
PALESTINE activists smashed the front doors of Siemens’ office in Cambridge today, in a protest against its complicity in the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
The protesters from This Is Not A Drill shattered the glass front to Kett House, where the mobile phone company’s offices are located, in the early hours of the morning.
The activist group said it targeted the building because of Siemens’ role in “continuing to support one of the most horrific genocides the world has ever seen by providing technological infrastructure to the Israeli occupation of Palestine.”
More from this author
Palestine Solidarity Campaign director Ben Jamal denies breaching anti-protest laws
Similar stories
PETER LEARY looks ahead to next weekend’s Palestine Solidarity Campaign conference, to discuss how to put pressure on governments and institutions to stop arming Israel and turn strategy into action
In a fringe speech for the Labour & Palestine campaign group, MATT WILLGRESS contrasts the government’s inaction with the TUC’s demands, calling for recognition of Palestine, an arms embargo and concrete steps to hold Israel accountable
Unison has consistently opposed the apartheid system in occupied Palestine, and is now leading the call to end the British state’s military support for Israel as the massacre in Gaza continues, writes MICAELA TRACEY-RAMOS
