Young radicals accused of attacking dozens of Milan police officers during an anti-Israel demonstration in September will avoid punishment after a judge ruled it may interfere with their studies.
Upwards of 60 police officers were injured in the Italian city during clashes with far-left Antifa and pro-Palestine activists at the September 22 protest against the Gaza war.
The judge went on to say that “despite the gravity of the facts having emerged and been underlined”, the actions on the day of the protest should not define their persons, arguing that it was not the “habit” of the protesters to commit violence, but that they merely were swept…
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