‘Palestine Action’ group promotes violent attacks in US and claims terrorism sanctions can’t stop it

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A “global” affiliate of the Palestine Action movement openly encourages targeted violence against American facilities while brushing off the government’s recent “terrorist” label.

The website “Palestine Action Global” takes responsibility for the group’s vandalism attacks, solicits funding through “secure” channels, and offers virtual trainings for vetted participants to learn its “direct action” methods against businesses deemed to be helping Israel. The website says it evolved from the United Kingdom-based Palestine Action, which the Treasury Department sanctioned as a “Specially Designated Global Terrorist” in August over its violence against the U.K. defense sector.

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