British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that the government will introduce legislation in July to ban the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), citing security threats from Iran-linked groups. This announcement follows an attempted arson attack at the Kenton United Synagogue in London on April 18, highlighting rising concerns over antisemitism. Starmer, during his visit to the synagogue, expressed his worries about proxy groups associated with Iran and emphasized the importance of legislation to ensure community safety. He noted that law enforcement agencies, including counter-terrorism police, are actively collaborating with community organizations to address these threats. The proposed ban aligns with the Labour Party's long-standing commitment to countering Iran's influence. Community leaders welcomed the initiative, viewing it as a necessary step to enhance security. Additionally, data indicated a rise in the immigration of British Jews to Israel, with 872 relocating last year, the highest number in four decades. Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis acknowledged the anxiety within the Jewish community but also praised their resilience in facing these challenges.