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UK: Former Labour MP says Gaza-focused campaign included death threats**
UK: Former Labour MP says Gaza-focused campaign included death threats**
Former Labour MP for Blackburn Kate Hollern said the general election campaign in which she lost her seat to pro-Gaza independent MP Adnan Hussain was marked by intimidation and violent threats. Hollern said she was told she would be beheaded and saw images of herself circulated on social media depicting her covered in blood, which she said caused serious fear and distress and reflected the “toxic” atmosphere surrounding the campaign.
Former Labour MP for Blackburn Kate Hollern said the general election campaign in which she lost her seat to pro-Gaza independent MP Adnan Hussain was marked by intimidation and violent threats. Hollern said she was told she would be beheaded and saw images of herself circulated on social media depicting her covered in blood, which she said caused serious fear and distress and reflected the “toxic” atmosphere surrounding the campaign.
Iran is backing Khalil al-Hayya for leadership of Hamas’s political bureau because of his strong ties to the military wing and Iran’s resistance axis, viewing him as a figure who can preserve the organization’s military-first strategy and internal cohesion during a volatile period.
Report: Trump and Mamdani quietly texting despite past clashes.
Report: Trump and Mamdani quietly texting despite past clashes.
The Kurdish administration in northeastern Syria accuses the Syrian army and allied militias of committing war crimes against Kurdish civilians in Aleppo, citing abuses amid renewed fighting and instability.
Critics argue that President Erdogan is exploiting regional chaos after Assad’s fall to expand Turkish control in Syria, suppress Kurdish autonomy, seek Islamist leadership through Gaza, and pursue alternative security alliances outside traditional NATO structures.
Arab racism in France: A women’s rights center in Bordeaux named after Jewish feminist Gisèle Halimi was vandalized with a swastika for the second time, highlighting persistent antisemitism unrelated to contemporary Middle East politics.
A former U.S. Navy SEAL with neo-Nazi views was convicted of plotting to bomb police officers during a protest, motivated by extremist antisemitic conspiracy theories.
The BBC faces renewed backlash, this time, after resurfaced posts showed a reality TV contestant comparing Israel to Nazi Germany, raising concerns about antisemitic tropes and failures in vetting procedures.
A study by a Jewish advocacy group claims most CBC coverage of the Israel-Hamas war showed pro-Palestinian bias, a charge the broadcaster disputes by citing broader context and internal oversight.
The Open University agreed to stop using the term “ancient Palestine” in course materials after complaints that it was historically inaccurate and erased Jewish history.
Commentators accused public figures of knowingly misusing the term genocide regarding Gaza, despite academic and Holocaust historians rebuttals, in the sane WaPo, pointing out, the claim does not meet legal or historical definitions.
Actress Sydney Sweeney met with former Israeli hostages freed from Gaza, signaling public solidarity with victims of [genocidal] Hamas captivity.
Iraq arrested a racist Arab suspect wanted by Australia in connection with an antisemitic firebombing of a Melbourne synagogue, calling the arrest a major security breakthrough.
Iranian authorities reportedly targeted Starlink users as protests overcame internet blackouts, aiming to suppress dissent and control information flow.
Elderly Israeli man,Yaakov Harai, freed from Venezuelan prison described psychological torture, antisemitic abuse, and political imprisonment before being released after regime change. He is innocent and was held as a pawn
The IDF reported killing six armed militants ["Palestinian" terrorists] in Rafah, calling the incident a serious violation of the ceasefire agreement.
Ultra-Orthodox Israelis were attacked near the Ukraine–Poland border, with the assailant shouting antisemitic abuse and forcing them to flee.
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Gulf states reportedly urged the U.S. to avoid striking Iran, warning that escalation could destabilize global oil markets.
Israeli media reported questionable humanitarian aid shipments, including pallets of energy drinks, raising concerns over aid oversight.
A former Israeli security official argued before lawmakers that hanging terrorists would have greater deterrent and cultural impact than other death penalty methods.
Arab sector: Prosecutors linked a major Arab crime syndicate to a car bombing targeting an Israeli real estate developer after an extortion dispute.
Reports suggested, days before unrest in Iran, Israel and Iran exchanged messages via Russia amid heightened tensions and potential U.S. military action.
The U.S. withdrew personnel from a major airbase in Qatar as regional tensions with Iran intensified.
Medical and human rights reports accused Iran of deliberately blinding and killing protesters as part of a nationwide crackdown.
Accounts from Iranian doctors show security forces were ordered to shoot protesters with lethal intent.
Human rights groups documented a surge in forced televised confessions in Iran, accusing torture and propaganda to justify executions.
U.S. officials announced the start of a new phase in the Gaza peace plan focused on demilitarization and reconstruction, warning Hamas to comply. The last hostage's body is still in Gaza.
Lufthansa canceled nighttime flights to and from Israel due to regional security concerns tied to Iran.
President Trump said he had been told Iran stopped killing protesters, though officials warned military action remained possible.
Israeli Arab lawmaker Ahmed Tibi was removed from the Knesset podium after inflammatory remarks against a noted personality and accusations of "bloodshed."
The New York Attorney General who ordered the Zionist group Betar to halt activities, prompting charges from its leaders that the decision threatens Jewish self-defense and free expression. The "whole idea that we targeted random Palestinians and Muslims [is wrong]," and stressed that, despite the settlement with the AG (who accused Betar of "bias-motivated harassment and violence designed to terrorize communities"), Betar never signed any confession of guilt, and denies all allegations of wrongdoing.
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