An observer told The Grayzone that Judge Driver appeared bored and irritated when defense lawyers argued the defendants should be free to explain their motive.
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- An observer told The Grayzone that Judge Driver appeared bored and irritated when defense lawyers argued the defendants should be free to explain their motive.
An observer of the trial has informed The Grayzone that Judge Driver appeared “bored and irritated” when defense lawyers argued the accused should be free to explain the motive behind their direct action: preventing the factory from producing F-35 parts which would inevitably be used by Israel to carry out crimes far worse than petty vandalism.
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Origin: extracted from Exclusive: Palestine Action facing new rigged ‘terrorism’ trials · 2026-09-10 05:17