@Beachtastic
If you "don't identify as British" then presumably you don't really share British values?
Define "British values". For me this is an entirely subjective thing from one individual to another. All "British values" means to me is exceptionalism, flag-waving jingoistic nonsense, hooliganism, and revolting cuisine, so no I don't share the values I perceive as British.
Against a background of stabbings, car rammings and bombings, personally I think it's understandable to be nervous about an organisation that meets covertly to plan and carry out attacks on military sites, government buildings and Jewish businesses. I don't want to live in a country that turns a blind eye to another Kristallnacht
Hyperbolic nonsense.
PA have carried out no stabbings, car rammings, or bombings, so citing these things as some sort of justification for proscribing PA is risible. They may well, carry out "attacks" on military sites and businesses involved in military supply chain, but it's a long established legal precept that civilians have every right to intervene, including taking actions which might ordinarily constitute criminal acts themselves, if it's done so in the belief that their own government is acting illegally. This is entirely why PA has been proscribed, because the government knows that any attempt to actually prosecute PA activists through existing laws will fall flat for much the same reason people who intrude on UK nuclear weapons sites are never prosecuted successfully. Proscribing PA permits the State to repress them without embarrassing itself in court or having to explain it's own illegal, criminal behaviour.
Please provide something of substance that suggests PA plan to attack Jewish businesses simply because they are Jewish.
While you are at it, perhaps you could do us a favour and enlighten us as to which acts of terror alleged "terrorist group" PA have actually inflicted on the UK populace? Throwing paint and disrupting supply chains are not acts of terror.
With your highly refined critical thinking hat on, perhaps do some research into the accepted meaning of "genocide" and the threat Israel faces from countries that want to wipe it and Jewish people off the face of the Earth
"Facing a threat" is no casus belli for embarking on a years long, orchestrated campaign using the military machine to indiscriminately murder civilians. Israel might just have been able to swing the "unfortunate collateral damage" nonsense but for the fact this is just the most recent development in a near 80 year long campaign of barbarity and inhumanity directed at Palestinians, were it not for senior Israeli politicians openly admitting to a concerted effort to eradicate the Palestinian people, and were it not for the abundant evidence of Israel's conduct and methodology in Gaza going way beyond anything recognisable as a campaign to eradicate terror. Israel is not under threat from old people, children, doctors, nurses, medical staff, journalists, and foreign aid workers, yet it has no compunction whatsoever in murdering these people as if they were terrorists themselves.
There is only one people being "wiped off the face of the earth" here, and it isn't Jews or Israelis. On the contrary, it's Israel indulging in yet another illegal campaign of violence and destruction dressed up as an act of self-defence.