Three Found Guilty of Terror Offence for Displaying Paraglider Images at Pro-Palestine Protest

The individuals were convicted under the Terrorism Act for actions perceived as supporting Hamas, despite claims of symbolizing peace.

Three people were found guilty of a terror offence after displaying images of paragliders at a pro-Palestinian protest in London, following a Hamas attack in Israel.
The defendants argued the images symbolized peace, but were convicted under the Terrorism Act for arousing suspicion of supporting Hamas.
Despite the conviction, the judge issued a 12-month conditional discharge, stating there was no evidence they supported Hamas.
The prosecution argued the display glorified Hamas' actions and could encourage support for the banned organization.
The case has sparked debate over the interpretation of symbols and the balance between freedom of expression and security concerns.