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Arrest of American who has given $1m in aid to Palestine prompts fears of ‘growing repression from Trump’

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Timothy Pratt
Arrest of American who has given $1m in aid to Palestine prompts fears of ‘growing repression from Trump’
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The US government is seeking the extradition of American donor James 'Fergie' Chambers from Spain over alleged material support for Hamas. Supporters and legal experts fear the case signals a broader crackdown on pro-Palestinian activism.

Palestinians displaced during an Israeli offensive shelter at a mosque in Khan Younis, in Gaza, on 14 July 2026. James ‘Fergie’ Chambers ‘is being jailed because he uses his wealth to support Palestine and those suffering genocide in Gaza’, his partner says. Palestinians displaced during an Israeli offensive shelter at a mosque in Khan Younis, in Gaza, on 14 July 2026. James ‘Fergie’ Chambers ‘is being jailed because he uses his wealth to support Palestine and those suffering genocide in Gaza’, his partner says. World news Arrest of American who has given $1m in aid to Palestine prompts fears of ‘growing repression from Trump’ Extradition request for James ‘Fergie’ Chambers sparks concerns that US government is conflating humanitarian aid with terrorism

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