Palestine Action defies legal warning with another Allianz hit
Palestine Action targeted Allianz Trade’s office in Manchester this morning (17 March) in its most recent action against the insurer over its links to weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems.
Activists covered the building in red paint and spray painted messages such as “Gaza” and “Drop Elbit”.
A spokesperson from Palestine Action said: “We are calling on Allianz to sever all ties with
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