Pro-Palestine protesters found guilty of damaging National Gallery Picasso masterpiece

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Two pro-Palestine activists have been found guilty of damaging a National Gallery Picasso masterpiece.The pair have been convicted of criminal damage and have been bailed until a sentencing appearance, yet to be set in September.

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Jai Halai, a 25-year-old NHS worker, and Monday-Malachi Rosenfeld, a 23-year-old politics student, attached a photo of a Gazan mother over the glass cover of Picasso's "Motherhood" painting on October 9, 2024.The pair then poured water-based red paint over the National Gallery ‘s wooden floor, before shouting "Free Palestine" as they were dragged away.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Footage shown in court shows security guards attempting to pull the pair away, unsuccessfully, as they unveiled the picture of the Palestinian mother.In another clip, they can be heard saying: "The UK is complicit in genocide...

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[in Palestine] women are giving birth without any medical attention."Eighty-seven per cent of the public support an arms embargo [on Israel].

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