Faisal Bodi

Faisal Bodi

Watchdog must not soft-pedal over charities’ support of genocide

IHRC cautiously welcomes the announcement by the Charity Commission that it has opened investigations into eight charities  for activities related to supporting illegal settlements in Palestine. The regulatory body for charities in England and Wales said yesterday that it would seek to establish the extent

IHRC welcomes landmark anti-Zionism court judgment

IHRC welcomes today’s judgment of the Employment Tribunal confirming that anti-Zionism is a protected belief under the Equality Act 2010. We congratulate Prof David Miller on his success which is also a victory for all those who stand against genocide and the right to challenge

Letter to PM Burnham from Convivencia UK

House of Commons London SW1A 0AA   31 July 2026   Dear Prime Minister,   A new start for the UK or more of the same?   We write to you to express our deep concerns regarding the dissonance between your previous comments and your

Criminalising anti-genocide activism is the hallmark of fascism #Barclays5

IHRC condemns the accelerating use of lawfare by the British government to prevent ordinary people from exercising their legitimate right to challenge the genocide in Gaza. #Barclays5 Determined to further criminalise pro-Palestine activism, the judicial system is seeking a terrorism related sentence for five actionists

Is the Charity Commission being too charitable to Zionists?

The Charity Commission stands accused of operating a system of two-tier regulation. While it wields a cudgel against innocent Muslim charities to enforce a wider hostile environment political strategy against the community, it has done little to address the mounting concerns about Jewish institutions flouting

The propaganda war against Iran

The US-Israel war against Iran did not occur in a historical vacuum. It is the product of almost half a century of Western hostility arising from a lust for regional domination for which the ideological groundwork has been meticulously prepared, argues Faisal Bodi. The 2026

Response to query from Financial Times

Below is an email exchange with the Financial Times. ———————————————————————————————————————————————————— From: IHRC Media Sent: 02 June 2026 To: Robert Wright  It appears you believe that, in the course of your work, you’re entitled to make serious and damaging allegations without evidence, yet regard any robust response from the subject of those