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Dan was remanded to prison in July 2025, for an alleged connection to a direct action which took place at the UK’s largest Royal Airforce (RAF) base, RAF Brize Norton. Actionists rode up to two war planes and sprayed them with red paint. Symbolising the blood of generations of Palestinians tortured, displaced and martyred by the zionist state of Israel. Those planes have directly participated in the genocide in Gaza.

Dan was inexplicably moved from prison to prison during his initial months on remand – first Wormwood Scrubs, then Belmarsh, then HMP Exeter, 170 miles away from his friends and family. The mammoth distance made it all the harder for those who love Dan to visit him and those who support Dan to rally for him, further isolating him from the movement. However finally, after efforts from his legal team and a very long wait Dan was recently moved to a prison in Kent.

Despite attempts by the system to break Dan’s spirit, he remains resolute, full of heart and of hope. To you and I, he says: “The walls of this cell are thick, but they cannot contain my conscience, nor silence my solidarity. My heart is with the people of Palestine, in Gaza, in the West Bank, in exile, and in the diaspora. The courage of the Palestinian people shows us that the human spirit endures. From my prison cell I send love, resistance and hope.”

Dan’s trial has been set for January 2027 and it’s possible the state will keep him imprisoned until that time, meaning he would have spent 1.5 years in a cell before having his day(s) in court. 18 months spent on remand.

Interests

Art (Dan is an artist!), poetry (currently enjoying: Benjamin Zephaniah), Eastenders (got back into it since imprisonment), sea swimming, dystopian (but hopeful) sci-fi, inventive ways of
making do in prison, gigs he can dance at. He’s recently got into coffee, but he’s a tea guy at heart.

Address

Daniel Jeronymides-Norie (he/him)
Prisoner number: A1127FH
HMP/YOI Elmley, Church Road, Eastchurch, Sheerness, Kent. ME12 4DZ

About

Jon was remanded to prison in July 2025, for alleged connection to a break in at RAF Brize Norton, Britain’s largest airforce base, where two military planes were sprayed with red paint. RAF Brize Norton facilitates surveillance missions over Gaza, providing the Israeli army with intelligence, as well as the refuelling of fighter jets and the transportation of weapons to Israel.

In Jon’s words: “we know first hand that repression does make the ground in which Resistance grows more fertile. But we also know that to resist is to act. And action is always a choice, not a consequence that we can merely anticipate… Everyday [is] a new opportunity for defiance!”

Jon joined the hunger strike in November 2025, alongside seven other prisoners, to demand the shut down of Elbit Systems in the UK, the deproscription of Palestine Action, a right to a fair trial, an end to censorship, and immediate bail.

Interests

History, politics, community art, poetry and the politics of fantasy (he has recently finishedthe Lord of the Rings Trilogy and loved it).

Address

Jon Cink (he/him)
Prisoner Number: A1063FH
HMP Foston Hall, Foston, Derby DE65 5DN

About

Umer was remanded to prison in August 2025, for an alleged connection to an action that took place at RAF Brize Norton, Britain’s largest airforce base, where two military planes were sprayed with red paint. RAF Brize Norton facilitates surveillance missions over Gaza, providing the Israeli army with intelligence, as well as the refuelling of fighter jets and the transportation of weapons to Israel.

Umer is currently being held as a high risk prisoner in HMP Wormwood Scrubs. The prison has blocked access to both his calls and emails, denied him his religious rights, physically assaulted him and placed him in solitary confinement for reciting the call to prayer through his prison door.

Umer joined the hunger strike by a group of prisoners for Palestine in December 2025, with the demands of deproscribing Palestine Action, a right to a fair trial, an end to prison censorship, immediate bail, and that the government re-opens the Gaza enquiry. Umer ended his first hunger strike later in December, at the point Parliament went on recess. On 9th January 2026, Umer began a second hunger strike, adding the demand that the government release the surveillance footage of the murder of British aid workers in Gaza. Umer escalated to a thirst strike, which carried on for five days, and as a result of which he met with the prison governor, was granted his access to post and visits as he should have been since his arrest, but which had so far been denied.

Interests

Islam, politics, educational topics, memes/humor/joke.

Address

Muhammad Umer Khalid (he/him)
Prisoner Number: A4415FH
HMP Wormwood Scrubs, Du Cane Road, London, W12 0AE

About

Lewie was remanded to prison in July 2025, for alleged connection to a break in at RAF Brize Norton, Britain’s largest airforce base, where two military planes were sprayed with red paint. RAF Brize Norton facilitates surveillance missions over Gaza, providing the Israeli army with intelligence, as well as the refuelling of fighter jets and the transportation of weapons to Israel.

Lewie has experienced multiple transfers to a number of prisons since his arrest. He has experienced medical neglect, with prison staff refusing to let him carry insulin during visits, which Lewie requires at all times due to his diabetes. After seven months in prison he has not been given access to his own clothing. During the beginning of the hunger strike, Lewie wrote ‘I support the hunger strike’ on a t-shirt, which he was forced to remove and hand in before being allowed to work again in the servery.

Lewie then joined the hunger strike on alternate days, as he is diabetic, which posed a significant risk to his life. The demands of the hunger strike are: the shut down of Elbit Systems in the UK, the deproscription of Palestine Action, a right to a fair trial, an end to censorship, and immediate bail. During the hunger strike, the prison did not provide Lewie with the required medical observations, meaning he had to do this himself.

Interests

loves nature, observing it and being in it; teaching children, passionate about books and
food, hates waste and loves to repurpose; loves bikes and solving spatial problems; interested in
queer issues; would like to hear what others are passionate about.

Address

Lewie Chiaramello (he/him)
Prisoner Number: A1123FH
HMP Bristol, 19 Cambridge Road, Bristol BS7 8PS

About

Amu was remanded to prison in July 2025, for alleged connection to a break in at RAF Brize Norton, Britain’s largest airforce base, where two military planes were sprayed with red paint. RAF Brize Norton facilitates surveillance missions over Gaza, providing the Israeli army with intelligence, as well as the refuelling of fighter jets and the transportation of weapons to Israel.

Amu turned 30 in prison in September 2025. Their trial has been set for January 2027 and they could stay on remand until then, meaning they would have spent 1.5 years in prison without having their case heard. Since July, Amu’s fundamental rights have been abused by the prison. Their visits have been restricted, phone cut off, they have been put into solitary confinement for arbitrary reasons, have been subjected to random cell searches, and were forcibly taken off their craft job for embroidering “Free Palestine” on a cushion.

Amu joined the hunger strike on 2nd November, alongside seven other prisoners, to demand the shut down of Elbit Systems in the UK, the deproscription of Palestine Action, the right to a fair trial, an end to censorship, and immediate bail.

Interests

Dismantling imperialism and rebuilding projects, land and food sovereignty, raw materials and supply chains, mining, abolition, weaving, shepherding, poems, peasant uprisings, global resistance movements , beavers, cool organisers, co-ops/squats, historical hunger strikes, open secrets.

Address

Amu Gib (they/them)
Prisoner Number: A1064FH
HMP Bronzefield, Woodthorpe Road, Ashford, TW15 3JZ