Keir Starmer accused of giving Iran free rein in Britain by Israeli President - 'Stop being so naive!'
Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of handing Iran free rein in Britain in a scathing attack by the Israeli President. In his takedown of the British Prime Minister, Isaac Herzog claimed Sir Keir is allowing the Iranian regime to conduct operations with impunity on British soil. In an interview conducted earlier this week with StandWithUs executive director Michael Dickinson, Mr Herzog questioned why Britain had experienced between 10 and 20 incidents connected to Iranian terrorism during the
Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of handing Iran free rein in Britain in a scathing attack by the Israeli President. In his takedown of the British Prime Minister, Isaac Herzog claimed Sir Keir is allowing the Iranian regime to conduct operations with impunity on British soil. In an interview conducted earlier this week with StandWithUs executive director Michael Dickinson, Mr Herzog questioned why Britain had experienced between 10 and 20 incidents connected to Iranian terrorism during the
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