Homes of defence industry bosses 'vandalised by pro-Palestinian group' as counter-terror police help investigate

At around 3.30am on 10 October, vandals targeted a female defence executive's home in Fleet, Hampshire, puncturing her car tyres and throwing red paint over the property after a pro-Palestine group called The List began targeting those it links to Israeli defence firms. Police Scotland is looking into separate incidents involving homes and vehicles in Dunfermline and South Queensferry, which were reported the following morning. The group claims to hold an 'extensive bank of addresses' gathered through hacking and leaks. Lord Walney described the tactic as 'disturbing and inexcusable'.

At one targeted house, the words 'baby killers' were spray-painted across a garage door.

A Leonardo UK engineer in Fife had red paint sprayed over the cars on his driveway.

The group posts its videos on a website registered in Iceland, warning: 'If you work with Elbit, expect us.'