Henry Jackson Society

Attendees were shown a 2024 interview with Farage, which he warned growing numbers of people do not subscribe to British values, naming Muslims and those turning out for pro-Palestine marches in London.

He cited a Henry Jackson Society survey finding 46% of British Muslims supported Hamas.

The room was then shown footage of a 2024 racial assault on a Muslim bus driver and told to think about the relationship between Farage's words and the offense.

Officers were instructed to draw your own conclusions about the Reform leader and to think about whether his commentary has any influence on something like this.

Andrew is a former military officer in the British Army.

And also Andrew is a researcher in the Henry Jackson Society.

And hopefully I got everything right.

Andrew is also going to come out with a book soon about the conflict, or it already came out.

You have written about this and different in your and I call everyone to buy your book when it comes out.

But my question is, do you think that if they would ask people that were on the ground, they would get a very different response from what they got from these people that were sitting in the air conditioned rooms in the Kiryat?

Yeah, I mean, look, I interviewed over 100 soldiers who fought in Gaza for my paper for the Henry Jackson Society called Lessons from the IDF.

You know, there are some really good things that Western armies can take away from how Israel fought in Gaza.

They were the first generation.

And then their children and their grandchildren... because of their ethnicity and I'm not saying their ethnicity in and of itself but ethnicity I think is important for culture as well because your culture is passed down generationally it's the values that are passed down to you from your parents and your grandparents and now we have a serious problem especially polling that was done by the Henry Jackson Society about the views of British Muslims that younger Muslims whose parents maybe were you know first or second generation migrants are now more have more extreme views than their parents did and And I remember sort of first thinking about this question quite seriously, just randomly watching a documentary about the 7-7 bombings.

And the narrator said, how was it that four British, was it three or four British boys, young men blew themselves up? And I just thought, well, maybe that's because they didn't feel British or they weren't British.

I refuse to accept that.

But there are others, many others, who read the actions of Muhammad and the commands in the Quran, and it's led to more suffering across the world and across generations than can rarely even be measured.

Let me read some stats for you from a study done by the Henry Jackson Society.

These are not from Muslims in countries in the Middle East under sur- Sharia law or terrorist control.

These are British Muslims.

Earlier on Wednesday, reports emerged of two Palestinians attempting to run over a farm owner in the Hebron Hills, who then returned fire, wounding one of the individuals.

Separately, the Henry Jackson Society has reported on Gaza-based journalists who reportedly operated within a Hamas-controlled media environment, participating in a Hamas-administered WhatsApp group for media coordination.

The findings suggest these journalists were later given platforms in Westminster Domestically, the Central Elections Committee voted to bar the Arab party Ra'am and MK from running in the upcoming Knesset elections, scheduled for October 27.

In US political news, President Donald Trump shared a Newsmax article on Truth Social detailing an election poll projecting Prime Minister Netanyahu's bloc to lead in the upcoming Israeli elections.

Um, off of that, I authored a big, uh, Henry Jackson Report, 100-page report, on how, uh, the laundering works and how to stop it.

Um, it got published by the Henry Jackson Society in March, and since then I've been on a large-scale campaign to try and take down bad actors and protect victims here within the UK and other countries from malicious campaigns.

Mm.

And so it's really gotten lots of traction, and so I'm glad to be s- sitting down with you guys today.

To understand why governments are struggling to stop this, we have to look at the sheer scale of the data.

A major report published in March 2026 by the Henry Jackson Society cataloged 164 major crypto laundering cases over two decades.

We are talking about an estimated $350 billion moving through these systems, with the volume growing at 15.5% annually.

And Russia is dominating the space.

That's a separate question from whether the IAEA can verify anything.

So what's the referral actually for, if not enforcement? Bahram Ghayasi at the Henry Jackson Society had a sharp read.

The referral could let Washington delay major military action until after the November U.S. midterms.

His words, post-November elections, Washington's political and military calculus may prove to be different.

Well, for its part, the European Union, the club of European states which Serbia has been in excess in-- accession negotiations with for more than a decade, the EU issued a strong condemnation of today's ceremony in the Serbian capital.

So how does opinion among Serbs divide over the memory of someone like Mladić? Helena Ivanov is an associate research fellow at the think tank The Henry Jackson Society and spoke to me from Belgrade.

Belgrade.Look, clearly there is a subset of the Serbian population that perceives him that way.

It's witnessed by the fact that thousands of people turned out today.

I can pressure my own government and my own institutions, and at the end of the day, just ordinary people that live in my surroundings to abandon these ideas of, of, of nationalism and of hatred, to apologize for the horrible, horrible crimes that have been committed throughout the 1990s, and to try and purge their own societies from these evil ideologies and evil people who are supporting these ideologies.

Because for as long as there is this narrative, until everybody else does it, we're not gonna do it, no one's gonna make a move.

And that was Helena Ivanov from The Henry Jackson Society speaking to me from Belgrade.

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