In the United Kingdom, the repression against Palestine Action is now open and systematic. Targeting Israel’s arms industry — the factories of Elbit Systems — has become a crime more serious than complicity in a genocide. And yet, that is precisely where it hurts. Direct actions against Elbit have caused millions in losses, production delays, cancelled contracts, temporary site closures, and reputational damage that weighs on the markets. When you hit the wallet, the system reacts. That is why they repress: because it works. Eight activists are being detained without trial. Three are using the only weapon left to them: their own bodies. Heba, 67 days on hunger strike: severe physical and neurological damage. Kamran, 60 days: heart problems, loss of hearing. Lewie, diabetic, 46 days of intermittent hunger strike. This is not a symbolic protest. It is an extreme choice in the face of denied justice. Their conditions are critical. Every day counts. The British state knows — and continues. This repression is not an exception. It is part of a global apparatus that protects the arms industry and criminalizes those who obstruct it. Defending these prisoners means defending the very possibility of interrupting the profits of genocide. It means choosing which side you are on. From free people around the world to our prisoners: we are coming. Freedom for all political prisoners. Free Palestine. No step back. #freethefilton24 #freeanan