Ashab al-Yamin

Belgian police released suspect photos from the Liège synagogue arson in early March. Ashab al-Yamin, tied to the IRGC and pro-Iranian militias in Iraq, claimed the attack.

Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, an Iraqi national, has been arrested and brought to New York to face federal terrorism charges. Al-Saadi allegedly served as a coordinator for Ashab al-Yamin, an Iran-backed group, orchestrating nearly 20 attacks across Europe. He also allegedly directed plots specifically targeting U.S. synagogues and Jewish institutions. The FBI moved to arrest him after determining that his operations were being expanded to American soil.

Ashab al-Yamin, an Iran-crafted front group, claimed responsibility for today's stabbing attack against two Jewish men in London after nearly two weeks without claiming an attack in Europe.

The group called the stabbing "heroic," urged Muslims to carry out further attacks against Jews, and praised Cole Thomas Allen for his attempted assassination of President Trump.

An Iran-linked group called Ashab al-Yamin has claimed responsibility for a fire bomb attack on the Kenton United Synagogue in London. Counterterrorism police are investigating.

Iran-linked group Ashab al Yamin has claimed an arson attack on a synagogue in north London. Two people have been arrested. This is the second attack claimed by the group today.

Iran-linked front group Ashab al-Yamin claimed responsibility for two attacks on Jewish sites, an arson at a synagogue and Jewish community center in northern Macedonia, and an April 10 attack on a Munich restaurant where windows were smashed and pyrotechnic devices thrown inside. Both attacks were reported by local media in Germany and Macedonia.

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BREAKING 🔴🔴

An IRGC terror group in the UK, called Ashab al-Yamin takes responsibility for torching 4 ambulances belonging to a Jewish volunteer EMT services in Golders Green, London last night.

The terrorists are on the loose.

The UK is dealing with a serious problem.