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Jason retweeted
We have been warned.
That @Ed_Miliband chose to shake the hand of Araghchi will never not be a pivotal moment that exemplifies everything wrong with the decisions these people make. They’ve led us to danger and silenced us from speaking and prohibit us from protecting ourselves.
UK intelligence agencies have issued repeated public warnings about Iranian state threats, including assassination plots, espionage, and the use of proxies.
Specific claims about operatives using small-boat Channel routes became prominent in 2026 reporting, building on earlier cases of Iranians who arrived irregularly and were later charged.
MI5 Director-General Ken McCallum has given annual updates highlighting the scale. In October 2024 he noted responses to 20 potentially lethal Iran-backed plots since early 2022.
In October 2025 he reported more than 20 such plots in the preceding 12 months alone and said MI5 had to expand its counter-Iran work again.
Iran is described as using criminals and other proxies for deniable operations.1
Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) July 2025 report called Iran a “wide-ranging, persistent and unpredictable threat.” It recorded at least 15 murder or kidnap attempts against people in the UK since the start of 2022, focused on regime opponents, dissidents, journalists, and Jewish or Israeli-linked targets.
The physical threat to individuals was assessed as the highest-level current risk from Iran and comparable to that from Russia. Iran often uses third-party criminal networks rather than its own nationals for operations.
Irregular arrivals and charged cases
In May 2025 three Iranian men: Mostafa Sepahvand, Farhad Javadi Manesh, and Shapoor Qalehali Khani Noori, were charged under the National Security Act with conduct likely to assist a foreign intelligence service (Iran) and with surveillance/reconnaissance intended to enable serious violence.
Police said the activity targeted journalists at Iran International.
All three had arrived illegally between 2016 and 2022 (one concealed in a lorry, two by small boat), claimed asylum, and been granted leave to remain. Their trial was scheduled for 2026.
Iranians have formed a significant share of small-boat arrivals since crossings rose in 2018 (more than 30,000 reported in various accounts). The National Crime Agency noted in March 2026 that conflict involving Iran could increase such arrivals.
Public and political warnings in 2026
On 30 April 2026 Nigel Farage stated on GB News that a well-connected source in the Iranian-Persian diaspora had told him Iranian operatives had crossed the Channel in small boats in recent weeks.
He described this as “importing terrorists” and challenged the government to confirm or deny it. He later referenced a related point at Prime Minister’s Questions in mid-May concerning an Iranian who had arrived by boat and been arrested on terrorism-related charges. After July reporting he said he had raised the issue two months earlier and been met with ridicule.
July 2026 reporting on intercepts
A Telegraph investigation in late July 2026 reported that UK authorities had intercepted individuals with links to Iranian intelligence (the Ministry of Intelligence and Security) attempting Channel crossings. People smugglers claimed Iran facilitated some journeys from Calais camps in exchange for later “favours.” Iranian officials were quoted saying some smuggling routes from the Middle East were influenced or “owned” by the IRGC, specifically Unit 700 (the Quds Force logistics arm). Officials also claimed “revolutionary people” were already in London awaiting instructions and that the routes were more useful than missiles.
These elements sit against a documented pattern of Iranian activity against dissidents and others in the UK, with authorities treating the overall threat as persistent and requiring expanded resources. @Ed_Miliband shakes their hand
Jason retweeted
Please do give @LeedsLeadsAA your support. They’re out on the streets dealing with a lot of hate and abuse and yet they persist with doing the right thing and advocating for us all. 👇 Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱💙
March 2024: a handful of people in Leeds decided silence wasn't an option. Since then, marches and rallies with hundreds by our side, speakers from across the world, and our voice on UK radio, regional TV and Israeli television. Not bad for a group that started with a few people and a flag.
#LLAA #Leeds #StandTogether #antisemitism
Jason retweeted
So let me get this straight. If Israel strips those under arrest to ensure they're not hiding explosives on their person then it's a 'human rights' violation. If we do it here, no-one bats an eyelid but of course the rules are always different for Israel, aren't they?
Jason retweeted
Please do give @HausdorffMedia a follow if you don't already. Natasha's voice has never been more needed than it is now. Let's work together as a community to help build her reach on X whilst she works out there in the real world for Jews everywhere. 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱👇
Responding to critics of my recent Spectator piece, "The Israeli settlements lie", explaining why "Israeli settlements" are not illegal.
Here, I answer further questions about the principle of uti possidetis juris, the end of the British Mandate in 1948, questions of Arab Palestinian self-determination, the 1949 armistice agreements, Israel's recovery of territory, its subsequent administration of Judea and Samaria, Article 49(6) of the Fourth Geneva Convention, relevant decisions of the Israeli Supreme Court and the Oslo Accords.
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Jason retweeted
This is the government that investigated me for visiting Israel. INVESTIGATED ME UNDER PREVENT FOR VISITING ISRAEL
Absolutely insane exposé by The Times:
Britain granted asylum to a Hamas terrorist who had served as Ismail Haniyeh’s bodyguard. He later received indefinite leave to remain and eventually became a British citizen.
The Times cannot name him because a UK court has restricted his identification while he faces separate criminal proceedings in Britain. But foreign reporting identifies him as Mohammed Naim, the son of senior Hamas official Bassem Naim.
His background was hardly obscure. Egyptian authorities had reportedly detained him years earlier in connection with smuggling through a tunnel into Gaza.
Yet he settled in Britain, worked in IT, changed his name more than once and apparently attracted little attention from the security services.
Now German prosecutors accuse him of helping prepare Hamas attacks against Jews and Israelis in Europe before the second anniversary of the October 7 massacre. He allegedly moved weapons to Vienna and recorded a video while masked and armed in front of a Hamas flag.
Just weeks before his arrest, Israeli intelligence says he met his father in Qatar (of course).
How on earth did this man get asylum and citizenship in Britain?
Jason retweeted
Until you have actually seen what they did on 7th October, spare us the sanctimonious lectures about Israel's ‘proportionality’.
Jason retweeted
Danny Tommo 🇬🇧 does he matter? He’s currently in prison for slashing a dinghy bringing illegal people here and refusing to allow the police access to his phone. And for that, he’s in prison. For that! Sometimes you have to speak up, you don’t want to but you have to 🇬🇧
Jason retweeted
It seems that it's news to the @BBC that many of those described as 'journalists' were Hamas or PIJ operatives. Let's take another look at the facts:
• Anas al-Sharif (Al Jazeera) – Hamas rocket cell commander, pictured with Yahya Sinwar.
• Ismail al-Ghoul (Al Jazeera) – Hamas Nukhba operative, Oct 7 participant, trained others to film assaults.
• Hossam Shabat (AJ freelancer) – Beit Hanoun Hamas battalion operative, listed in Hamas personnel files.
• Ismail Abu Omar (Al Jazeera) – Filmed himself infiltrating Israel on Oct 7 while wearing PRESS vest.
• Muhammed Wishah (Al Jazeera) – Hamas anti-tank missile unit commander, documented in IDF files.
• Rami al-Rifi (Al Jazeera) – Hamas Nukhba infiltration documentarian, embedded with militants.
• Hamza al-Dahdouh (Al Jazeera) – Hamas aerial drone unit commander, killed while operating UAV.
• Samer Abu Daqqa (Al Jazeera) – Hamas military wing operative, posed as journalist casualty.
• Islam al-Qoumi (Al-Risala) – Hamas commander & field cameraman for propaganda unit.
• Hassan Eslaiah (AP/CNN) – Embedded with Oct 7 attackers, filmed executions, wore PRESS vest.
• Abdallah al-Jamal (Palestine Chronicle) – Hamas spokesman, held 3 Israeli hostages in his home.
• Mustafa Thuraya (AJ freelancer) – PIJ Al-Qadisiya Battalion operative, listed as journalist casualty.
• Mohammed Salama (AJ contributor) – Hamas combat cameraman, filmed desecration of bodies.
• Muad Abu Taha (Falasteen al-Hayum) – Hamas propaganda cameraman, posed as humanitarian worker.
• Faisal Abu al-Qumsan (Al-Quds Today) – PIJ field unit propagandist, vehicle carried PIJ operatives.
• Ayman al-Jadi (Al-Quds Today) – Cameraman on PIJ payroll, killed in same strike as PIJ fighters.
• Ibrahim al-Sheikh Khalil (Al-Quds Today) – PIJ propagandist, confirmed via PIJ records.
• Fadi Hassouna (Al-Quds Today) – PIJ content producer, counted as journalist casualty, PIJ payroll proves operative role.
• Mohammed al-Lada’a (Al-Quds Today) – PIJ cameraman, died with PIJ operatives, still listed as journalist.
All confirmed by IDF, Shin Bet, or Hamas/PIJ records.
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BBC reporters in London described dead Hamas terrorists who raped, murdered and kidnapped Jews as fallen “colleagues”.
In several reports the BBC knowingly omitted its Gaza sources’ affiliation with Hamas and portrayed their deaths as a crime against humanity as part of an Israeli assault on journalists in Gaza.
Paid by British taxpayers, they promoted a modern-day blood libel instead of facts: that innocent BBC “colleagues” were being hunted down in Gaza.
Should the BBC face a terror investigation and be forced to disclose its ties and payments to known Hamas terrorists, funded by British taxpayers?
Jason retweeted
“Inside Gaza: Where the truth goes to die,” I really enjoyed this longer conversation on my research in Gaza, understanding the laws of war like proportionality, why the genocide accusation is absurd, the number and ratios, the history. Have a listen.
youtu.be/Z_4A7CRUtTo?is=Nyzb…
Jason retweeted
More excellent work by @UKLFI - let's see what happens next.
The Charity Commission has confirmed that it has opened a regulatory compliance case concerning Médecins Sans Frontières (UK), following a report submitted by @UKLFI raising concerns about alleged links between the international medical charity and terrorist organisations operating in Gaza. uklfi.com/charity-commission…
Jason retweeted
DEAR LORD
This is enough.
Ismail Haniyeh’s bodyguard WAS GRANTED ASYLUM and he came here and planned terror attacks against Jews in the UK
This is a suicidal nation with a deep seated hatred of Israel and a dangerous infatuation with terror groups and I’m
Done.
If I could leave I would leave. I have no faith in this country. It is led by monsters who are letting monsters in.
The UK granted asylum and citizenship status to a former bodyguard to the leader of Hamas, it has been reported.
The suspect, named only as Mr X for legal reasons, then allegedly plotted an anti-Semitic terrorist attack before the second anniversary of the Oct 7 massacre, according to The Sunday Times.
Mr X served in the personal security detail for Ismail Haniyeh – Hamas’s leader in Gaza between 2007 and 2017 – before moving to the UK more than 10 years ago.
Jason retweeted
Andy Burnham is attempting to emulate George Orwell. 1984 meets 2026 with the establishment of the ‘National Centre for Information Defence’ — aka the ‘Ministry of Truth’.
Burnham has painted this new quango as a much-needed tool to combat the flood of disinformation allegedly being spread online by Russia to sow social divisions, influence elections and push people towards the extreme political right.
But politicians have been saying this for years while demanding ever-greater censorship powers.
FSU Policy and Research Director @DavidRoseUK has delved deep into the academic evidence — and found it sorely lacking.
The reach and threat of disinformation have been wildly exaggerated for years, with the ultimate aim of imposing greater censorship and restricting dissent.
The Government is indeed spreading misinformation about misinformation.
Read David Rose’s new FSU briefing below 👇
Jason retweeted
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