Ministers have imposed measures against far-right Israeli ministers, but still pursue trade talks with human rights-abusing Gulf states
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Marco Rubio: ‘We remind our partners not to forget who the real enemy is’
A letter sent to the prime minister to urged him to impose the measures to comply with ‘fundamental international legal obligations’
By Jacob Jaffa
George Gialozoglou told the High Court he knew his tankers were carrying sanctioned Iranian oil and admitted forged documents were used to disguise its origin
By Jane Prinsley
Reports suggest that the framework of the ongoing negotiations is shaping up produce an agreement similar to the one abandoned by the first Trump administration.
By Gabriel Noronha
‘Western betrayal of the US allowed Iran to sell thousands of missiles and drones to Russia, which now rain down on Ukraine’
Syeda Umme Farwa runs her own Islamic charity – located minutes from a synagogue – where she reportedly memorialised Iranian terrors leader as ‘martyrs’
The far-right ministers have sparked outrage by attempting to topple the incoming hostage deal
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Diaspora activists warn of ‘extremist threat’ as they urge UK to sanction far-right Israeli ministers
Labour source hits back at ‘Corbynite rump’ for not mentioning Hamas or hostages
Announcement comes ahead of 1,000-day anniversary of conflict.
Meanwhile, the UK has imposed sanctions on illegal outposts and organisations supporting settlers in the West Bank
By Imogen Garfinkel
Sanctions intended to ‘hold Iran to account’
By Eliana Jordan
The group is said to be responsible for multiple drive-by shootings in the West Bank
By Faygie Holt
The UK has already sanctioned the IRGC itself 'in its entirety'
By Daniel Ben-David
The sanctions are targeted at Hamas’ Investment Office, which is estimated to hold assets of more than $500 million
By Ben Bloch
