
The singer was stopped in Liverpool, while the actress was arrested in New York during a demonstration against Netanyahu at the UN.
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Robert Del Naja and Susan Sarandon are known for their political activism in support of the Palestinian cause. Both were involved in recent demonstrations which led to their arrest by the authorities.
The singer of the English band Massive Attack, Robert Del Naja, was arrested for the second time, on this last occasion he was in the city of Liverpool to take part in the protests against the genocide in Gaza and denounce the ban imposed by the United Kingdom on Palestine Action. The artist as well as his group has never hidden their support for the Palestinian cause and has repeatedly harshly criticized Israel for its operations in Gaza. At the time of his arrest he was with protesters gathered on the eve of the first Labor Party conference under new Prime Minister Andy Burnham. In April Del Naja was arrested for similar reasons. In the photo at the head of this article, we see him in London while displaying the sign "I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action", the same one he displayed today in Liverpool.
Susan Sarandon arrested during anti-Netanyahu protests at the UN
Susan Sarandon was also among the people arrested by police during the proPal demonstrations in New York on September 24. The famous American actress had taken part in the march organized by Jewish Voice for Peace and was stopped by the police. There are many stars who have taken sides and continue to take sides in favor of "free Palestine", among these, Macklemore recently announced a charity tour which includes three dates respectively in Dublin, Ireland (26 October), in Paris, France (29 October) and in London, in the United Kingdom (30 October). News which, as we know, came after the rapper's exclusion from Ed Sheeran's American Loop Tour.

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