UK authorities have announced plans to prosecute an additional 60 individuals for supporting Palestine Action, a group recently proscribed as a terrorist organization. Since the ban in early July, over 700 people have been arrested in connection with the group, including 522 detained during a protest in London last weekend. Reports indicate that half of those arrested were over 60 years old. Meanwhile, in London, Mo Chara, a 27-year-old member of the Irish rap group Kneecap, appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court facing terrorism charges related to his alleged support for Palestine, including displaying a Hezbollah flag. The case has attracted public attention, with hundreds gathering outside the court in support of Mo Chara, raising discussions about the intersection of artistic expression and free speech. Separately, German police have also arrested pro-Palestinian activists in Berlin, reflecting broader European law enforcement actions concerning pro-Palestinian activism.