In custody also due to racism? An activist accused of terrorism spoke in Pardubice

Youssef Moursi, a suspect in the arson of LPP Holding, claims he is a victim of psychological warfare by authorities. He argues that his detention is based on activism and racism rather than solid evidence. Moursi, a pro-Palestinian activist, has been in custody for over five months, facing charges of terrorism. He criticizes the police for extending his detention without direct evidence and for harsh treatment during his imprisonment. The arson incident, linked to a pro-Palestinian group, caused significant damage, but the alleged ties between LPP Holding and Israeli defense companies remain unproven. Activists in Europe are increasingly targeted for their opposition to Israeli firms, reflecting a broader trend of repression against pro-Palestinian movements.