Activists vandalize homes of "IDF collaborators" in Britain: "Our list is long"

Pro-Palestinian activists vandalized homes of senior officials at a British security company accused of aiding the IDF. The group, calling itself "The List," released images of masked individuals damaging property and threatened: "Our list is long, and we know who you are." Meanwhile, reports emerged of understandings between Israel and Britain to reduce the British consulate in East Jerusalem.

Pro-Palestinian activists vandalized homes of senior officials at a British security company accused of aiding the IDF, according to a report in the Daily Mail. The attacks were carried out at night by a group calling itself "The List," which released images of masked individuals damaging property. In one case, activists slashed the tires of a senior female official and poured red paint on her home. The group claims to have targeted six homes of employees at security companies, including Israel's Elbit Systems, as well as investors who leased land to the company. The group threatened: "Our list is long, and we know who you are." Meanwhile, reports emerged of understandings between Israel and Britain to reduce the British consulate in East Jerusalem, in response to British sanctions on settlements.