Samidoun network appears to have established a new organisation in Spain, the Anti-Imperialist Movements of Madrid. The group’s manifesto was read at a June 11 event on coordinating “resistance” movements, joined by Iranian and Cuban diplomats.

Representatives from the Iranian embassy, Cuban embassy, PFLP, Donbass activists met in Madrid for a conference on how they can increase coordination against the US, NATO, and allies. “The various speakers agreed that, in the face of an increasingly aggressive imperialist offensive, it is essential to strengthen the unity of anti-imperialist forces and advance the construction of a broad front of resistance capable of supporting the struggles of peoples for sovereignty, dignity, and liberation,” Masar Badil said in a statement about the June 11 meeting.

Senator Blackburn was allegedly one of the targets in the UFC White House attack, singled out as a target using TrackAIPAC materials like this. In response to Blackburn’s remarks about being targeted, TrackAIPAC doubles down by posting another graphic.

One of the men allegedly proposed to train in “gorilla warfare,” according to the DoJ.

Suspects in the UFC 250 White House terrorist plot allegedly determined their main targets using TrackAIPAC, according to criminal complaints. The five suspects arrested and charged over the weekend were Christian nationalists, with one organiser allegedly operating under the belief that a Jeffery Epstein-tied cabal of child sacrificers and cannibals controlled the US alongside Jews and Israel, and under the protection of President Donald Trump. 19-year old Danville resident Tycen C. Proper, 24-year-old Calimesa resident Bryan Omar Roa, 32-year-old Pinon Hills resident Michael Alan Thomas, 32-year-old Kidder resident Daniel K. Eskridge, 31-year-old Omaha resident Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez, reportedly procured weapons, developed plans, and trained to conduct an explosive drone and sniper attack on the White House event. The ostensible plan was to attack the north side of the White House with drones under the cover of a demonstration from that direction. They allegedly sought to implement political change and overthrow the current government, and targeted politicians that they believed had accepting funding from pro-Israel PACs, with images shared among the alleged conspirators that included TrackAIPAC profiles.

“What we are dealing with in this case, and in other unrelated incidents, including shootings at synagogues and Jewish schools, is a similar and reoccurring modus operandi, and that is: Criminals for hire,” Toronto Police Service Chief Myron Demkiw said at a Tuesday press briefing. Canadian law enforcement is investigating 27 shootings in the greater Toronto area they believe to be connected by two firearms, among them the March 10 US consulate shooting. Police believe that the firearms are being shared among a network. Youth are being hired through encrypted apps to carry out attacks against various targets. To get paid, they have to film the attacks. Toronto Police said that they are still investigating which parties are hiring the youth, and are aware of the US DoJ allegation that an Iranian proxy was behind the consulate shooting. 18-year old Barrie resident Jayon Burgher was arrested in April for a March 29 shooting at a residence, and 18-year old Toronto resident Sheldon Tracey-Stewart was arrested on Thursday for the consulate shooting. Nicholas Bennett, 19, was charged for the shooting of a residence on March 25, in addition for the murder charges he faces for allegedly shooting and killing TPS Constable Marc Pinizzotto during the Thursday arrest. Zara Jabbi, 19, is still wanted for his role in the consulate shooting. He is considered armed and dangerous. Pictured: Burgher (left), Tracey-Stewart (right)

New York Pro-Palestinian activists held seminars on “inter species liberation” over the weekend, claiming that Israel is engaging in “ecocide” and explaining to participants how they can integrate “inter species liberation” into their bodies.

Connecticut man arrested after slapping kippa off Jewish man’s head 36-year old East Haven resident Paul Smith was charged with intimidation with bias and disorderly conduct, the New Haven Police Department announced last Monday, after allegedly harassing a group of Jewish men. Smith had allegedly accused the group of Jewish men of being baby killers who liked genocide, before slapping the kippa off of one of their heads on June 2.

Toronto man charged for antisemitic threats against community center 50-year-old Thomas Andrew Hardcastle was arrested and charged with criminal harassment and uttering threats on Friday, according to the Toronto Police Service, after sending antisemitic communications to a Toronto community center last Monday before going there to threaten the victims.

14 people are arrested at protests outside an Israeli real estate event at a London synagogue on Sunday, according to Met Police. Five were arrested for violent disorder, one for assault of an emergency worker, one for common assault, seven for public order offences — including four for racial or religiously aggravated matters.

“Palestine is Arab.” Protesters chant outside Edgware United Synagogue on Sunday, against an Israeli real estate event. Activists claimed that Palestinian land was being sold, while according to the Board of Deputies of British Jews, no land beyond the Green Line was promoted.

South Carolina man charged after defacing Jewish school, Holocaust memorial with noose and swastika flyers Dalton Ray Mullis was charged on Friday for defacing buildings in a Charlotte Jewish community complex, according to the US Department of Justice, after allegedly affixing flyers with Totenkopf, swastikas, and nooses on several buildings. In January, the 24-year-old allegedly sprayed adhesive and placed the “threatening materials” on a Holocaust memorial, Jewish day school, and an employee building. Between January and April, Mullis allegedly shared the exploits on social media, alongside other antisemitic messages and imagery.

‘I just hit two synagogues in 5 minutes:’ New Mexico man charged for attacks on synagogue and JCC 25-year-old Rex Crofton was charged with damaging religious property for attacks in which he smashed the doors of the Jewish Community Center (JCC) of Greater Albuquerque and Congregation Albert on June 2, the US Department of Justice announced on Friday. Crofton allegedly drove to the synagogue, exited his vehicle, and shattered the doors’ glass with a metal implement. After giving the synagogue the middle finger, he allegedly drove to the JCC, and repeated the attack. The suspect supposedly sent messages to family members boasting of the alleged crimes, and that he would have relished the opportunity to kill intervening police officers. “I just hit two synagogues in 5 minutes,” Crofton allegedly said. Crofton faces up to three years in prison if convicted of damage to religious property.

ICYMI over shabbat: Four Palestine Action activists were each sentenced to several years in prison for a violent 2024 raid on a Bristol Elbit Systems factory. The raid, in which a gate and entrance was rammed down with a former prison van, saw the activists wielding sledgehammers and other weapons that were used to harm two British Police officers and a security guard. Samuel Corner, 23, was sentenced to eight years prison for attacking Sergeant Kate Evans with a sledgehammer, fracturing her spine. "What happened that night changed the life of one of our officers," Avon and Somerset Police Chief Constable Sarah Crew said in a press statement. "For Sgt Evans, this has been deeply personal, painful and lasting."

Pro-Palestinian protester convicted of public nuisance after scaling Big Ben Pro-Palestinian protester Daniel Day was convicted of causing a public nuisance after climbing and protesting from Big Ben last March, the Crown Prosecution Service announced on Thursday. The 30-year-old Westcliff-on-Sea resident refused to come down for 15 hours, causing disruptions, street closures, and emergency service disruptions that cost taxpayers £67,000.

The US Treasury on Wednesday sanctioned nine people and companies it alleged were part of an Iranian regime weapons procurement network, including several operating out of China.

Zara Jabbi is wanted in connection to the March US consulate shooting in Toronto, which was alleged by the US DoJ to be connected to Iranian proxies. In executing a warrant for him, Constable Marc Pinizzotto was shot and killed. Nicholas Bennett had been charged for the murder.

RT @TorontoPolice: Today, we mourn the loss of Constable Marc Pinizzotto. “No words can capture the impact on Marc’s family, who expected…