Palestine Action targets Aviva for the second time
Palestine Action has targeted two Aviva offices in Scotland in the early hours of this morning (28 February), marking the group’s second protest against the insurer.
Activists from Palestine Action Scotland broke windows at the insurer’s offices in Perth and Motherwell, and sprayed the buildings with red paint, writing messages such as “Drop Elbit”.
Today’s action
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