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Pro-Palestinian Activists Vandalize Chubb Office

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Pro-Palestinian activists vandalize Chubbs Glasgow office, targeting its ties to Israel and Elbit Systems. The group aims to disrupt operations and force a cutoff, with more pressure expected on similar companies.

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Pro-Palestinian Activists Vandalize Chubb Office

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Pro-Palestinian Activists Vandalize Chubb Office. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 17, pro-Palestinian activists hit the Glasgow office of insurance giant chub with some serious vandalism early Thursday morning. A video caught three mass figures smashing windows at the Sentinel building on Waterloo Street, spray-painting messages calling out the companies, ties to Israel. They used sledgehammers, smaller hammers, and even a fire extinguisher loaded with red paint to trash the glass panels. The Logan targeted chub's insurance for elbit systems and Israeli defense contractor and his drone engine subsidiary. This isn't the first time. Chub offices in London, Birmingham, and Manchester faced similar attacks earlier this year. The activists see these firms as profiting from conflicts in Palestine, Lebanon, and Iran. The group claims chub covers employer liability for elbit and its parts, calling its support for war crimes. They say the raid aims to disrupt operations and force a cutoff. Expect more pressure on these companies as the activists vow to keep targeting until the links are dropped.

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