Just a day after Hamas launched a wave of terror against Israeli civilians, Iranian officials brought out the Palestinian flag during a football match at the country's national stadium
By Daniel Ben-David
The UK Foreign Secretary told the JC he does not consider banning the group to be in Britain’s interests
By David Rose
The Russian paramilitary group was outlawed in the UK by Home Secretary Suella Braverman
By Felix Pope
Members of the British branch of Hizb ut-Tahrir, which argues for the destruction of Israel, have been keynote speakers at UK universities
Rishi Sunak should be taking action now and not sitting on his hands
If Britain were to lead then other European countries would swiftly follow suit which would deal the IRGC a significant blow
In January 2021, the Islamic Student Association of Britain hosted an online talk from Saeed Ghasemi
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Senior commanders from feared Iranian corps use London organisation to pipe extremist antisemitic propaganda and to call for violence in British universities
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By Azeem Ibrahim
Banning the group is vital if we are to protect British subjects at home, particularly Jews
By Kasra Aarabi
Latest shocking revelation about extremist Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) commanders must be the final straw. The UK must proscribe the IRGC immediately
A think tank report urges ministers to have a more 'comprehensive understanding' of the Tehran regime
By Richard Percival
Yvette Cooper said the measure would form part of a new strategy around state threats
The IRGC has been using Iranian universities for the procurement of sensitive military research since 2009
By Elizabeth Samson
More sanctions will fail to achieve the desired goal of thwarting terror
The foreign secretary has backed away from proscribing the terror group
It must be hoped that Sunak’s inquiry looks at what needs to change to ensure that from now on, such activity stops.