Iranian officials blame the agency’s chief for the strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites in June
By Jamie Shapiro
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The US, Canada and Australia clearly recognise the imminent threat posed by the Iranian regime. If our strongest security allies can act, Labour has no excuse to stand by while Tehran’s terror spreads on Britain’s streets
UK Labour voters strongly support banning the Iranian militia, as Australia acts on the group after disclosing links to terror attacks on the Jewish community.
By Jane Prinsley
Prime Minister Albanese said there was ‘credible intelligence’ that Tehran was behind arson attacks on a synagogue and a kosher catering firm last year
By Jacob Jaffa
The singer Shab on her new single and her abiding love of Jews and Israel
By Jesse Wolfsthal
Iranians suffering from decades of economic decay have seen the ayatollah’s billion-dollar weapons projects go up in smoke – and the rage is mounting
By Jonathan Harounoff
Camp Wilayah’s booking was terminated after concerns were raised over charity’s posts supporting the Ayatollah
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The man was visiting family in the country when he was reportedly abducted by security forces
The planned attack has been dubbed ‘Al-Aqsa Flood’ – the same name Hamas used for the massacres that sparked the Gaza War
Officials have publicly attributed a number of explosions to ageing infrastructure and faulty appliances, reports suggest they are privately crying sabotage
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By Lorin Bell-Cross
Representatives from the foreign ministries of the UK, France and Germany will conduct talks in parallel to the currently stalled negotiations between Tehran and Washington
Government has not developed ‘longer-term thinking and a real understanding of Iran’, argues report
Statement comes following widespread speculation about whether Iran’s nuclear material was destroyed
