Met Police reportedly raid home and seize devices of anti-Zionist journalist Asa Winstanley

Winstanley’s devices were reportedly seized, but he was not arrested or charged with any offence.

In 2022, Winstanley wrote a book downplaying the extent of Labour antisemitism in the Corbyn years and is an outspoken supporter of disgraced former Bristol academic, David Miller.

Last year, following Hamas’ October 7 attack, Winstanley sought to blame Israel for civilians deaths during the massacre, saying that the IDF had killed its own people.

The Met Police said: “We can confirm that officers from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command executed a search warrant at an address in Wembley on 17 October.

"This was carried out as part of an ongoing investigation into suspected terrorism offences contrary to section 12 of the Terrorism Act (TACT), 2000 (support of a proscribed organisation) and sections 1 and 2, TACT 2006 (dissemination of terrorist documents).

“No arrests were made and officers seized various electronic devices from the address under section 50 of the Criminal Justice and Police Act, 2001. Enquiries continue.”