This is deeply disturbing. It should absolutely chill you. This week, a court will seek to sentence protesters who took part in Palestine action, direct action, against Elbit Weapons Factory, as terrorists, even though they were not convicted on terror charges. So when they were convicted in that process, there was nothing to do with terror charges

being discussed as part of the trial at all. This is a horrifying precedent. It's bad enough

the authoritarianism in this country. Can you imagine what a Niger-Faraj government would be

able to do with this sort of precedent? Now, there's lots of other stuff that's happened as well in terms of this trial,

in terms of how the activists were silenced from speaking out about their motives.

There's a reason for that.

These are activists, obviously, who are determined to do anything they can to stop a genocide, the crime of crimes,

which has been facilitated by the British government and, of course, by other Western governments as well.

I'm really delighted to be joined by Jordan Devlin, who is one of those who was on trial and was

acquitted. This was a retrial.

The juries have repeatedly failed or refused to convict Palestine action activists.

Now we can't interview the juries and get direct explanations for it.

But I think it's fair to conclude that many have arrived at the conclusion that trying to stop a genocide is an honorable motive.

Let's put it that way.

And that the actual crime is genocide and exterminating innocent people.

Firstly, it's great to speak to Jordan.

You've gone through a lot.

It's a huge ordeal that you've gone through.

So firstly, you know, I mean, it must feel,

you must have mixed emotions.

You've been acquitted, but your fellow activists,

obviously are now going through this.

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