The man was interviewed under caution following advice from the CPS
By Jamie Shapiro
An apparent about-turn over the reason for the ban on Israeli fans ‘smacks of victim-blaming’
By Jane Prinsley
The force will use police dogs and a drone unit to ‘maintain Birmingham’s reputation as a safe and welcoming place for everyone’
By Siam Goorwich
David Abraham, the passenger, was allegedly accused of being a ‘Mossad agent’ after dropping his bank card on the bus
Rahemeh Aladwan claimed that police were acting on behalf of the ‘Israeli Jewish lobby’
By Jacob Jaffa
The Metropolitan Police say that the arrest, which took place at a pro-Palestine protest in August, was not because of his necklace
Jewish security body Shomrim said its volunteers have been working with police ‘round the clock’ to track down the serial excrement smearer
By Daniel Ben-David
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‘The notion that by coming out and showing support toward a proscribed terrorist group will overwhelm us is completely misguided,’ said the force
By JC Reporter
Jonathan Hall KC wrote in the Observer that dropping the proscription could lead to ISIS flags being flown on UK high streets
West Yorkshire Police under fire after it rejected full investigation into the ‘Northerners demo for Palestine’ on Saturday
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar called the attack ‘shocking and stomach-turning’
The letter follows police warnings of the possibility of mass arrests at an upcoming protest in support of the now-banned group
Jon Farley carried a placard bearing an image from the satirical magazine but insists he was not demonstrating any support for a proscribed group
The band claimed that the very existence of the probe was an example of ‘state intimidation’
Police confirmed the trio were detained under the Terrorism Act 2000 following the attempted attack on major aerospace company Leonardo
