Seven Palestine Action protesters face being sentenced under terrorism-related provisions for damaging US President Donald Trump’s Scottish golf courses, despite not being charged with terrorism offences. Prosecutors are expected to seek to establish a “terror connection” during their trial, which begins Monday at the High Court in Glasgow, according to the indictment obtained by The New York Times and The Guardian. The activists spray-painted “GAZA IS NOT 4 SALE” across Trump’s Turnberry golf course on March 8 last year, months before Palestine Action was designated as a “terrorist organisation.”