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PALESTINE campaigners demonstrated outside a Yorkshire prison on Saturday in solidarity with an activist who took part in a raid on a Bradford weapons factory which supplies Israel.
Francesca Nadin has been held on remand in HMP New Hall near Wakefield for more than a year without trial after being one of a group of Palestine Action volunteers who damaged a Teledyne Defence and Space factory which makes components for missiles systems.
She also took part in a protest in which a branch of Barclays bank in Leeds was sprayed with red paint.
About 150 people took part in the solidarity protest, which also celebrated Ms Nadin’s 39th birthday.
Palestine Action said: “During the protest speeches were made in solidarity with her and a letter from her was read out to those present where Francesca shared her appreciation and her commitment to the cause for a free Palestine.”
Ms Nadin is due to stand trial in March.
