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Scottish musician criticizes Israel's Gaza campaign and defends protesters

Michael Marra criticized Israel’s actions in Gaza and defended protesters facing possible imprisonment. The supplied headline describes commentary rather than a new military development.

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The issue reflects continuing political tension surrounding the Israel-Gaza conflict and protest responses.

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  1. Michael Marra slams Israel's 'genocide' in Gaza and defends protesters threatened with jail ↗dailyrecord.co.uk · Article published: Aug 30, 2026, 3:30 AM UTC

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