Canberra’s intelligence service found ‘credible evidence’ to link a series of anti-Jewish attacks to Tehran
By Jacob Jaffa
By Kasra Aarabi
A Shaheed drone on the Commons floor is a warning the UK can no longer afford to ignore. Tougher action against Tehran, Moscow and Beijing must follow
Hamish Falconer, the Middle East minister, said: ‘We will not tolerate threats from the IRGC’
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Parliamentarians told the JC that the use of the unmanned aircraft in Ukraine should be a wake-up call for all Western governments
By Jason M. Brodsky
Tehran’s main foreign policy objectives were to thwart snapback, lure the US into a nuclear deal and avoid Israeli and/or US military strikes. With the E3 decision to trigger UN sanctions, Tehran has failed in all three
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
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Prime Minister Albanese said there was ‘credible intelligence’ that Tehran was behind arson attacks on a synagogue and a kosher catering firm last year
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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
Lord Beamish was critical of the decision not to allow his committee oversight of the Afghan data leak
Government has not developed ‘longer-term thinking and a real understanding of Iran’, argues report
By The JC Leader
If Labour is serious about rebuilding its relationship with Britain’s Jews, it ought to follow through with more concrete steps to show it understands both the scale of the threat and the depth of the Jewish community’s concerns
By JC Reporter
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