The Israeli embassy in Canberra publicly criticized the Australian Labor party's draft policy platform on Israel and Palestine, ahead of its national conference. The embassy claimed the draft risks blaming Israel for the Gaza conflict while giving insufficient attention to Hamas's role, an unusual intervention in domestic politics.
Le parquet de Washington demandera la peine de mort pour Elias Rodriguez, accusé d'avoir tué deux employés de l'ambassade d'Israël. Les crimes sont qualifiés "motivés par la haine" et liés à la guerre à Gaza.
Abdullah Albadri, 34, a stateless Bedoon man born in Kuwait, has been found guilty of preparing a terrorist attack after trying to scale the Israeli embassy fence in London on 28 April 2025 carrying two knives. He had arrived in the UK by small boat just 16 days earlier — his second illegal crossing in four years. He told officers he wanted to stop Israel's war in Gaza and messaged his mother saying he had chosen the path of martyrdom. The jury at the Old Bailey deliberated for nearly 14 hours before convicting him by majority verdict.
Abdullah Albadri, a stateless Kuwaiti of Arabian Bedoon heritage, is on trial at the Old Bailey for attempting to enter the Israeli embassy in London armed with two knives. Albadri, who entered Britain twice on small boats from France - first in 2021 and again in April 2025 - claims he was not acting for terrorist purposes and had 'good reason' for carrying the knives. He told jurors he fled Kuwait after five years in prison for distributing flyers and sought refuge in the UK for the 'prosperity, freedom and human rights' he witnessed on television.
Counter Terrorism Policing has arrested seven people in the past 48 hours on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson targeting a Jewish community venue. The investigation follows a spate of attacks including Hatzola ambulances set alight in Golders Green and an attempted arson at Finchley Reform Synagogue. Since the first attack, 23 people have been arrested with eight charged. A 39-year-old man was also arrested after jars containing a non-hazardous substance were found near the Israeli Embassy.
Seven more people have been arrested in connection with a series of arson attacks on Jewish sites in London since late March. The suspects were apprehended over an alleged conspiracy to commit further arson attacks. Three men aged 24, 25 and 26 were arrested in Harpenden and released on bail, while a 25-year-old in Stevenage and a 26-year-old man with two women aged 50 and 59 near Birmingham remain in custody. A 39-year-old man was also arrested under the Terrorism Act in Ealing over a drone incident near the Israeli embassy. Counter-terrorism policing is investigating whether criminal proxies are being paid to carry out the arsons.
Kensington Gardens in London has reopened after police investigated suspicious items including two jars of powdered substance near the Israeli embassy. Counter-terrorism officers responded after a video posted online by Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia, an Iran-linked Islamist group, claimed to target the embassy with drones carrying dangerous substances. Police assessed the items and found them to be non-hazardous, though investigations continue.
Counter-terrorism police investigated suspicious items near the Israeli embassy in London after a video threatened a drone attack with dangerous substances. Items including two jars of powdered substance were found non-hazardous. An Iran-linked Islamist group posted the threat video showing drones and targets over the embassy. Kensington Gardens was closed Friday and reopened Saturday.
