Category: Islamic extremism

antisemitism in the church, Islamic extremism, UK

Lambeth Palace has lost the plot

A few months ago, when the Archbishop of Canterbury visited Christian holy sites in Israel, she used the occasion to mount an anti-Israel propaganda campaign. As was uncovered by this research, she even met several PFLP activists – and disgracefully presented their encounters with Israeli security as evidence of Israel’s alleged persecution of Christians. I highlighted the hypocrisy of the head of the Anglican Church … Continue reading Lambeth Palace has lost the plot

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Mahdawi terrorist support
antisemitism, Antizionism, Islamic extremism, Islamic terrorism, Media Bias, USA

Exclusive Report – Mohsen Mahdawi: A Timeline of Support for Terrorism

Published today, Mohsen Mahdawi: A Timeline of Support for Terrorism is the result of months of research into Mahdawi’s history, political activity and the public narrative that has developed around him. A link to download the full report is at the bottom of this article. “Let’s for once be shrewd and politically astute, and let’s play skillfully with their minds; act meek until we gain … Continue reading Exclusive Report – Mohsen Mahdawi: A Timeline of Support for Terrorism

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Synagogue Beth Jacob and Mohsen Mahdawi
Antizionism, Islamic extremism

The Synagogue Standing With a Terrorist Supporter

A synagogue holds a fundraiser. No big deal, right? A synagogue holds a fundraiser for someone with a history of supporting Islamic terrorists? That’s a red flag. The synagogue leadership shuts down discussion of the terrorist supporter in advance of the fundraiser? That’s gatekeeping on a suicidal level. The Mohsen Mahdawi Video Ever since the U.S. administration arrested Mohsen Mahdawi in April 2025, I have … Continue reading The Synagogue Standing With a Terrorist Supporter

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antisemitism, antisemitism in the church, Islamic extremism, Media Bias

Abandoned: Christians Killed Without a Word of Protest

On 27 April 2026, 14-year-old Rida left her home in Lahore, Pakistan to buy food for her younger siblings while her parents were at work. Rida was abducted by a Muslim man named Muhammad Saqib. Three days later, he presented the child before a court, claiming she had converted and willingly married Saqib. Just a few weeks ago, on 12 June 2026, another 13-year-old Christian … Continue reading Abandoned: Christians Killed Without a Word of Protest

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Antizionism, Islamic extremism, Islamic terrorism, USA

Lost in Translation: What Mohsen Mahdawi is Really Saying

Mohsen Mahdawi is a 35-year-old Palestinian man. At Columbia University he cofounded Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD) with fellow activist Mahmoud Khalil. Both men were detained by ICE in 2025, have robust legal teams, media connections, and despite deportation orders remain in the United States while exhausting the appeals process. In April 2025 we published two exclusive investigations into Mahdawi that detailed his history of … Continue reading Lost in Translation: What Mohsen Mahdawi is Really Saying

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Archbishop of Canterbury with PFLP affiliated activists
antisemitism in the church, Antizionism, Islamic extremism

The Archbishop, Terrorists, and the Christians She Chose to Ignore

British Christians are being misled, not only by their own government and institutions, but increasingly by some of their own religious leaders. What the Archbishop of Canterbury did this week during her visit to Israel and the Palestinian Authority-controlled areas facilitates those who support violence. It sends a dangerous and deeply misleading message to the very people she is supposed to serve. At a time … Continue reading The Archbishop, Terrorists, and the Christians She Chose to Ignore

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british media - clones - language of appeasement
BBC, Islamic extremism, Media Bias

Three Journalists, One Script: Media Groupthink at the Badenoch Speech

On Monday 2 March, I attended a keynote address by Kemi Badenoch, the current leader of the Conservative opposition. The speech took place at the Westminster offices of Policy Exchange, one of the UK’s most influential policy institutes. During her talk, Badenoch set out what she described as a new Conservative approach to integration and national identity. She argued that Britain’s multicultural model has failed, … Continue reading Three Journalists, One Script: Media Groupthink at the Badenoch Speech

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Islamic extremism, Islamic terrorism, Media Bias

Exclusive: English football – A stage for Pro Terrorist Content!

When I began investigating this story, I thought it was a disturbing tale of an accredited football journalist using elite Premier League grounds as a platform for the glorification of terrorism. Horrific enough on its own. But as the story unfolded, something even darker emerged – the silence, impotence, and complicity of those in the UK charged with safeguarding the game. And perhaps, behind it … Continue reading Exclusive: English football – A stage for Pro Terrorist Content!

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Maccabi - proleptic dhimmitude
anti-Zionism, antisemitism, Islamic extremism

The Maccabi Fan Saga and Proleptic Dhimmitude

From the Manchester terrorist attack on Yom Kippur to Islamist threats to behead a professor at City University London, there have been several signs of a rapidly deteriorating environment in recent weeks. Yet perhaps the most troubling of all is the seemingly innocuous Sky News interview in which West Midlands Police Chief Superintendent Tom Joyce claimed that hooliganism by Maccabi Tel Aviv fans led to … Continue reading The Maccabi Fan Saga and Proleptic Dhimmitude

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antisemitism, Islamic extremism

From 7/7 to Manchester 2025 – the story they refuse to tell

After the Manchester synagogue attack, I began tracing two decades of Islamic terrorism in Britain – uncovering a disturbing pattern hidden in plain sight. This is not prejudice. It’s record-keeping – and a warning about policies putting us all at risk. Manchester I didn’t learn about the Manchester synagogue terrorist attack until I opened my phone after Yom Kippur had ended. I had also missed … Continue reading From 7/7 to Manchester 2025 – the story they refuse to tell

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