As pro-Palestinian protests in the United States and other countries continue to grow, the Iranian regime is trying to take advantage of the situation to bolster its international image amidst declining domestic support.
More than a thousand people marched through the streets of Hamburg in Germany on April 27th, calling for a “righteous caliphate” to be established in the country, arguing that it is necessary to fix the issue of media representation of Muslims in the European nation.
A shocking and unprecedented attack occurred in a church in Australia after a teenage boy attempted to murder a bishop and a priest during a live-streamed mass, with the Australian police declaring the stabbing as a religiously motivated “terrorist act.”
An internal document sent by the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) officials to a top intelligence agency in the United States warned personnel not to use “problematic phrases” and "biased language” when discussing foreign adversaries like China and Islamic terrorism, claiming that these phrases hurt the sentiments of Muslim Americans.
Videos that captured chants of "death to America" and "death to Israel" by some attendees and speakers of rallies in Dearborn, Michigan, and Houston, Texas, held on April 5 went viral on social media, emphasizing tensions over American support for Israel in its war against Hamas that began after the deadly attack on October 7th that killed 1,200 Israelis.
A shocking new poll discovered that almost a third of Muslims in the United Kingdom hold a positive view of Hamas and want Sharia law to be implemented in the country within the next 20 years.
A grim new report reveals that only one in four British Muslims believe that Hamas committed murder and rape in Israel on October 7th, with 46% sympathising with the terrorist organisation. https://t.co/TpFCWp8HrI
Russia has experienced its worst terror attack in decades after radical Islamic militants dressed in camouflage uniforms brazenly opened fire at a music venue and reportedly threw explosive devices inside the concert hall, which was left in flames and its roof collapsing after the terror attack.
An Iranian activist was arrested in the United Kingdom while holding an anti-Hamas placard during a pro-Palestinian demonstration.
‘Hamas is terrorist’: London police arrest, release Iranian activist at pro-Palestinian rally
A counter-protester at a pro-Palestinian rally in London was arrested yesterday after he carried a sign reading “Hamas is terrorist organization,” according to local media reports and pic.twitter.com/tJt8pgcOOQ
Swiss authorities arrested a teenager after stabbing and critically wounding an Orthodox Jewish man in Zurich on the evening of March 2nd, with the authorities saying the suspect appeared in a video expressing solidarity with the Islamic State group and even calling himself a “soldier” in its self-described caliphate.
A refugee living in the United Kingdom will have her immigration status reviewed and could face possible deportation after appearing in a pro-Palestinian protest wearing a picture of a paraglider.
29-year-old Heba Alhayek was one of three women convicted last February under the UK’s Terrorism Act of 2000 after they displayed images of paragliders during a pro-Palestinian march in London on October 14 last year, just seven days after the October 7 attack by Hamas against Israel, which saw 1,200 Israelis killed and Hamas fighters cross the Israel-Gaza border using paragliders.
