A Jewish university professor was arrested by British police for supporting Palestine

According to RCO News Agency, the English media reported that the capital police of this country arrested Professor Haim Breshit, a retired Jewish university professor who grew up in Israel, after he gave a speech in support of the Palestinians during a rally of supporters of Palestine in London. was arrested; During the speech, Bershit stressed: “Israel cannot win over Hamas.”

According to the “Middle East Eye” website, Haim Breshit, the son of one of the Holocaust survivors and the founder of the organization called “Jewish Network for Palestine” when he was protesting in front of the residence of Tzipi Hotovli, the ambassador of the Zionist regime in England, located in the north of the city of London. was involved, has been arrested.

According to this report, the spokesman of the London police claimed that Breshit’s charge is “supporting a banned organization”.

In a video released of Breshit’s arrest, a police officer tells him that he is being arrested in connection with the 2000 Terrorism and “Hate Spread” Act.

Bershit stated in his speech: “Israel has not been able to achieve any of its declared goals, whether in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, or anywhere else.”

He continued: “So what has Israel achieved from all this?” Murder, chaos, genocide, racism, destruction. They are just good at doing these things. But they cannot fight the resistance. They have failed every time.”

The Jewish professor continued: “They cannot win against Hamas. They cannot win against Hezbollah. They cannot win over the Houthis (Yemen’s Ansarullah). “They cannot win against the axis of united resistance against the genocide that they have launched.”

A spokesman for the London police said Breshit was released after spending a night in custody, but the matter is also under judicial investigation.

According to the Middle East Eye website, the arrest of this Jewish university professor comes after a wave of arrests and raids against pro-Palestinian activists and journalists under the pretext of implementing the so-called anti-terrorism laws in Britain.

It was last August that “Richard Medhurst”, a pro-Palestinian journalist, was detained by the security authorities upon entering the British territory, citing Section 12 of the Terrorism Act, because of the reports he had published about the crimes against the Palestinians.

About 2 weeks after this event, “Sarah Wilkinson”, a pro-Palestinian journalist, was arrested by the agents of the British Police’s Counter-Terrorism Unit during an early morning raid on her home because of the content she had published online in support of Palestine.

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