Jihad

‘Greater jihad begins from today’: Khomeini’s grandson hails US deal as major Iran ‘victory’

Khomeini advised that to maintain victory, Iranians “must stay away from pointless disputes, disputes that are the product of ego and self-centeredness.”

Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's grandson, Hassan Khomeini speaks during the 36th anniversary of the death of the leader of Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, at Khomeini's shrine in southern Tehran, Iran June 4, 2025.
Text reading "7 July 2005 Opposite this Place A Bus Was Bombed Killing" is displayed on the memorial to victims of the London Bombing in Tavistock Square on June 02, 2025 in London; illustrative.

UK charity regulator allowing Islamist, Iran-backed hate to spread, victims say - report

A man wearing a keffiyeh stands next to a poster as he waits to vote during the municipal council election at a polling station in a school in Birzeit, near Ramallah on April 25, 2026.

EU condemns Palestinian Authority textbooks containing 'antisemitism, glorification of jihad'

The logo of the French building materials maker Lafarge at Lafarge concrete production plant in Pantin near Paris, France, November 3, 2025.

French cement maker Lafarge found guilty of financing jihadists in Syria


No sanctions relief for Syria until HTS proves it is done with jihadism - opinion

Our approach should be humanitarian aid, yes, but no to US reconstruction aid or sanctions relief until Syria is unambiguously not jihadist.

 HTS LEADER Abu Mohammed al-Julani (right), meets with Lebanese Druze leader Walid Jumblatt in Damascus.

Former terrorist takes legal action against 'offensive' historic pub name - report

Khalid Baqa told The Independent that if he won his claim, the money would be donated to orphans in Gaza or Syria

 The Saracen’s Head Inn in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, was established in 1530 and is owned by Greene King

Who is Abu Mohammed al-Julani, the leader of the Syrian rebels? - explainer

"Julani has been smarter than Assad. He’s retooled, he's refashioned, made new allies," said a Syria expert

Syrian rebel leader Abu Mohammed al-Julani

The Canada we loved is disappearing with the normalization of Nazi and jihadist activity - opinion

Our community has long been aware of its antisemitic past, particularly during the Holocaust when Canada shamefully accepted only a negligible number of Jewish refugees.

 FORMER CANADIAN prime minister Stephen Harper speaks at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) policy conference in Washington, in 2017.

Cleric who calls Jews 'enemies' of Islam denied use of Montreal theater amid speaking tour

A Montreal theater told Jewish groups that it would not be hosting a controversial Saudi cleric.

 Assim Alhakeem (@Assimalhakeem) / X

Kasim Hafeez: Who is the former jihadist who became a Zionist?

Hafeez lives in the US with his wife, also a pro-Israel activist, and serves as director of Christians United for Israel (CUFI), a pro-Israel Christian organization with some 10 million members.

Kasim Hafeez

Majority of Britons think Western politicians increase risk of WW3 - poll

44% of Brits though the actions of politicians were actively increasing the risk of a third world war, and only 6% thought they decreased the risk, found the survey.

 Ahmadiyya Muslim Community meeting

The tidal wave of antisemitic havoc - opinion

This hatred is not only a threat to Jews everywhere but to the principles of tolerance and decency that underpin our society.

 FRENCH PRESIDENT Emmanuel Macron visits the Oradour-sur-Glane memorial center last month, marking the 80th anniversary of the Nazi massacre of 643 people. The writer explains that while the Nazis took antisemitism to its most horrific extreme, that hatred did not disappear when the Holocaust ended.

S. Africa is diplomatic Iran proxy, Africa faces Hamas-like jihad - top rabbi

Around 287 children were kidnapped from a Nigerian school on March 7 by Islamic State, he noted.

 South Africa chief rabbi Warren Goldstein.

Two decades since 11M: Europe’s ongoing battle against jihadi radicalization

Since the 11M attacks two decades ago, Jihadist terrorism in Europe has evolved but is still a threat being daily addressed by the Spanish authorities and in Europe in general.

 A woman lights a candle at a memorial site for the victims of the March 11 train bombings at the same spot where a train was bombed two years ago outside Madrid's Atocha station March 11, 2006.