The Prime Minister has a duty to the British public: defend the realm, protect its people, and draw a clear line between this country and the enemies of liberty
By Barak Seener
By Emanuele Ottolenghi
Tehran clearly miscalculated. Its biggest blunder, perhaps, was to gamble its proxy assets before it needed them to shield its nuclear programme from Israel
By Claudia Mendoza
Those who claim to be committed to human rights must reassess how their language about Israel impacts the Jewish diaspora
By The JC Leader
The idea that one can demonise and dehumanise Israel and Zionism – both central to modern Jewish identity – without targeting Jews defies reality and rests on a linguistic sleight of hand
By Amjad Taha
For the security and well-being of the UK’s citizenry and democracy, the Labour government can ill-afford to wait any longer with confronting Iran’s terror army
Government review of terror legislation recommends equivalent to proscription for IRGC
By Jane Prinsley
Three Iranians have appeared in court accused of spying for Tehran after coming to the UK as asylum seekers
By Jacob Jaffa
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By Kasra Aarabi
Proscription would have meaningful consequence on the IRGC’s ability to operate on British soil
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Board of Deputies joins MPs in urging government to proscribe the terror network after seven Iranians were arrested
The party had pledged to implement the measure while in opposition but has declined to do so since winning the last election
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The foreign secretary said that UK ‘will not tolerate’ threats from from the Islamic Republic
Amid domestic unrest over the economy and fury from the hard base, Iran may be prone to miscalculations, recklessness and strategic errors
Trump has redefined American goals at a time of Iranian weakness
The president himself warned with characteristic bluntness: If the regime does not make a deal, ‘there will be bombing’
Sir Richard Dearlove said he doesn’t understand why the IRGC hadn’t been proscribed
Vahid Beheshti has spent more than two years camped outside the Foreign Office in an attempt to force officials to act