Two pro-Palestine activists are convicted of criminal damage after a protest at the National Gallery involving a Picasso painting described as “Motherhood.” According to reports, the incident occurred when demonstrators targeted the artwork as part of a protest message related to Palestinians. Video footage cited by one outlet shows security staff trying to separate the protesters from the painting as the demonstrators displayed or unveiled a picture depicting a Palestinian mother in connection with the protest. The outlets report that the guards’ attempts to move the pair away were unsuccessful during the confrontation with the artwork. Both activists face liability for the damage-related charges tied to the gallery action. The reports focus on the events at the gallery and the conduct captured on footage, rather than on broader political claims made by the demonstrators. Details of sentencing or the specific nature of any damage are not provided in the supplied text.