Liam O’Hanna is accused of flying a Hezbollah flag at gig in London last year
By Jane Prinsley
Tally Gotliv reportedly drew parallels between security guards and the Judenräte, Jewish councils set up by the Third Reich to enforce Nazi rule on the community
By Jacob Jaffa
The claim follows a Supreme Court ruling which allowed US citizens to bring civil claims against international orgnisations accused of supporting terrorism
By Andrew Bernard
The ban makes being a member of the group and inviting or ‘recklessly expressing’ support for the group a criminal offence, punishable by up to 14 years in prison.
By Gabrielle Apfel
Elias Rodriguez is accused of murdering two Israeli embassy staffers outside the city’s Jewish Museum in May
Ibrahim Hikmet attacked woman outside a memorial for the late Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi
The country’s foreign ministry said it ‘cannot remain inactive’ in the face of ‘ongoing atrocities’
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The student claims the Free University of Berlin has failed to deal with antisemitism
By Jamie Shapiro
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Muslim influencer is ‘even worse than the person presented in ‘ Murray’s article’, lawyer tells libel trial
Catherine Bell, 70, admitted to stealing the money from the charity over the course of five years
Police apprehended demonstrators in London, Manchester and Cardiff at the weekend
By JC Reporter
Sergeant Maor Eizenkot, 19, had expressed his wish to father children, even in the event of his death.
The stunt was one of the last perpetrated by the group before MPs voted to proscribe it as a terrorist organisation
The bands faced police scrutiny after one led a ‘death to the IDF’ chant and the other allegedly called on fans to ‘start a riot' at an upcoming court appearance
One of the band’s members, Mo Chara, is set to return to court next month to face terror charges over a separate incident
The court rejected the claim that the trade violated the UK’s legal obligations and determined that its propriety was a matter for Parliament to decide
