A failed asylum seeker has been jailed for life after he tried to break into London’s Israeli embassy to launch a knife attack.
Kuwait–born Abdullah Albadri, 34, was tackled by armed police after he leapt up an embassy fence armed with two 4in knives.
Jurors were told he had tried to get into the grounds in Kensington, west London, to ‘exact revenge’ for the killing of children in Gaza.
The hasty withdrawal by the United States of its 12 B-1 Bombers from Royal Air Force base Fairford, without explanation by the Pentagon, has fueled much speculation. The most obvious conclusion is that there is an ongoing security threat to the airbase in Gloucestershire, even after the foiling of last week’s attack, if that is what it was.
The US, while initially pleased with what they said was a good British reaction to that incident on September 27, seemed as bemused as many others as to why five men, who were initially arrested on suspicion of terror offenses, were subsequently released on bail.
Sixteen years after his deadly rampage at Fort Hood, the United States Army is preparing to formally recommend the execution of Islamist terrorist Nidal Hasan — at last.
President Donald Trump, when he receives that request, should swiftly order Hasan’s death: That would be necessary justice.
Obama’s workplace accident.
Florida has designated the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the Muslim Brotherhood as domestic terrorist groups, opening the way for sweeping restrictions on their activities across the state, top Indian intelligence sources told CNN-News18.
The move, approved by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet on September 29, comes under the state’s new terrorism law, HB 1471, and places restrictions on funding, contracts and access to state institutions.
DUBAI—Before Hamam al-Hammami stood behind his captain on FlyDubai Flight 1073 and raised an emergency ax to begin the assault that nearly brought down the plane, there had been ample opportunity for authorities in three countries to keep him from getting anywhere near that cockpit.
Oman had scrutinized his online habits and decided he showed too much interest in radical ideology to trust as a pilot at state carrier Oman Air, where he worked. They banned him from flying, sent him to a deradicalization program and put him in a desk job but didn’t flag their concerns more broadly, people familiar with the matter said.
When FlyDubai hired him in February, it didn’t contact Oman to vet his experience. The company did do a criminal-background check, a person familiar with the process said. The airline later put him on the sensitive route to Tel Aviv, where he flew multiple times, people familiar with the matter said.
The US has withdrawn all of its bombers from RAF Fairford, the UK military base at the centre of an incident being investigated by counter-terror police.
A statement from a Pentagon official confirmed on Sunday it had removed its bombers – thought to be about a dozen B-1s – from the base back to their home stations in America.
US media reported a new threat led to the bombers being removed, which follows a major incident on 27 September when police were alerted to three “suspicious vehicles” near the airbase.
Everyone arrested has been released. One of the “Terrorists” called 999 themselves.
There are roughly two million Muslims in Canada. But they don’t see themselves in conversations being held in their name in Ottawa, says a leader of the new Muslim Policy Institute (MPI).
The MPI, launched this month, is dedicated to including Canadian Muslims in the dialogue that shapes policy about how they live.
Fury has erupted after a Muslim preacher from a London mosque told worshippers that under Sharia Law husbands should physically “discipline” their wives if they disobey them. Yasin Munye, an Islamic teacher at the Hackney Islamic Community Centre, said in a series of lectures published on the mosque’s YouTube channel that men would “lightly” hit their wives to “show them who is in charge” if following Sharia Law.
Somali gangs are being blamed for a shooting outside a homecoming game in a quiet Minneapolis suburb that left two people wounded, according to reports — and resulted in celebrations being canceled.
Shooting broke out shortly before 9 p.m. Friday local time at Eden Prairie High School during a homecoming game against Minnetonka, sending thousands of panicked spectators running for the exits, FOX 9 reported.
🚨 BREAKING OVERNIGHT: SOMALI-involved double SHOOTING in Minnesota at a high school homecoming game
Reportedly a HUGE SOMALI GANG ISSUE plaguing the region and American citizens are furious
This is insane. We are losing our PEACEFUL COMMUNITIES to foreign invaders who are acting just the same as they do in Somalia
Keep the deportations surging! https://t.co/t7VNpIQQS4
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 3, 2026
Western strategy in the Middle East has long suffered from a fatal conceptual flaw: treating Islamic fundamentalist movements as isolated, strictly sectarian entities. If the United States is to liberate Iran from the brutal oppression of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), eliminate the existential threat to Israel, and structurally reduce terrorism across the region, it cannot afford to view the IRGC as “the enemy” — however much the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran has cast it into the limelight. Instead, American foreign policy must simultaneously target the Muslim Brotherhood, recognizing that the IRGC and the Brotherhood are a long-standing symbiotic, cross-sectarian alliance.
A pro-Hamas group that led a riot at the University of Washington still operates despite the United States sanctioning its foreign affiliate as a front for terrorism.
Students United for Palestinian Equality and Return UW, or SUPER UW, called on Seattle locals in a September Instagram post to join an Oct. 7 protest marking three years of Israeli “genocide.” The group openly labels itself an ally of the U.S.-designated terrorist group Masar Badil and its youth branch, according to posts documented in a Friday report by George Washington University.
“Monty Python” legend John Cleese is doubling down on his months-long string of incendiary posts about Islam after activists filed a complaint that asked Britain’s counter-radicalization program to scrutinize him over the missives.
“How exciting,” the 86-year-old comedian wrote after learning that a member of the public had referred him to Prevent, a British government program designed to intervene when authorities believe someone may be vulnerable to radicalization or becoming involved in terrorism.
Small-boat migrants have been given more than 1,000 free hijabs on the British taxpayer this year, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Internal government figures show that officials have been handing over Muslim head coverings to those illegally landing on our shores at a rate of 162 a month.
On Saturday, the Conservatives said it was ‘an insult to hard-working British taxpayers’ to dish out hijabs to those ‘breaking into our country’ – although the Home Office insisted it had a legal duty to provide them.
An Iranian small-boat migrant accused of plotting a second terror attack on Manchester’s Jewish community on Yom Kippur previously claimed asylum in Germany, a court has heard.
Salam Ahmadyan, 36, and Rahman Salehi, 34, were arrested by counter-terrorism police in Manchester on Sunday, Sept 20, the day before Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.
The men, who came to Britain illegally, appeared at Westminster magistrates’ court on Saturday morning, where they were charged with engaging in conduct in preparation for terrorist acts.
The co-pilot who attempted to hijack an Israel-bound flight posted videos of Al Qaeda leaders and clips appearing to show plans to target Israeli planes three years ago.
Omani national Hamam Al Hammami, 29, severely wounded captain Smit Machchhar using the onboard crash axe as he tried to take control of the Flydubai plane on its way to Tel Aviv on Wednesday.
The prosecutor general of the United Arab Emirates, Hamad Saif al-Shamsi, said this morning that the co-pilot was ‘attempting to carry out a terrorist act’.
