The premises of Keysight in Edinburgh was covered with red paint from fire extinguishers – used to denote the blood spilled in the war in Gaza.
A PRO-PALESTINIAN group carried out an early morning raid on a firm it claims has links to an Israeli arms manufacturer.
They claimed Keysight supplies parts to a factory in Leicester run by Israel defence giants Elbit which are used to make military drones. There have been other demonstrations by pro-Palestinian groups in Edinburgh against arms manufacturers based in the capital.
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