And who says there's no justice in this life? This is a historic day, a truly historic day.

And in the last over two years now of Israel's genocide against the Palestinian people,

there have been so many who have fought very courageously and who have been arrested, de-platformed,

you know, lives ruined, people deported in the United

States. Today, Palestine action, according to the High Court of this country, their prescription

as a terrorist organization on the same legal footing as ISIS and all the rest has been ruled

to be unlawful, a catastrophic defeat for the

government whose law has dragged thousands of people through the justice system being arrested,

others of course who have been dragged through the courts. There's no better person to speak to

even the co-founder of Palestine action, Huda Amori.

Firstly, where to begin?

What's your general response to this historic judgment,

which will be discussed for decades to come?

Yeah, it's incredible.

It's incredible to be at this point.

It's a complete victory for the movement, for Palestine, for the Palestinians.

You know, going through this genocide to say that taking effective action and solidarity

roof there and does not make you a terrorist.

If, in fact, it is the opposite of that.

It is necessary to take action and solidarity of the Palestinian people.

And I just couldn't be more grateful for everyone who stood and continues to stand by us throughout this time from before prescription to the point where I'm now.

For all those people who risk their liberty to oppose this prescription

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