Four men accused of plotting to burn Maryam Mosque in Galway are moving to the Special Criminal Court in a terrorism case involving alleged far-right ideology, pre-attack messaging, weapons, explosive materials, and threats of wider violence against Muslims, migrants, and IPAS-linked targets.

Essa Suleiman, 45, was identified as the Golders Green attacker who stabbed two Jewish men on behalf of HAYI; he had been referred to Prevent in 2020 and the case was closed, raising questions about long-term monitoring of closed Prevent cases and the gap created by HAYI's non-proscribed status in the UK.

HAYI claims lone-wolf stabbing of two Jewish men in Golders Green, London; Metropolitan Police declare terrorism. One suspect arrested. HAYI continues attacks while four members face Old Bailey trial. UK has not proscribed HAYI. Pattern consistent with IRGC-adjacent proxy operation targeting Western Jewish communities.

Iranian embassies in the UK, Germany, Australia, and Sri Lanka are openly recruiting diaspora members for the state-directed 'Jan Fada' martyrdom program through official Telegram channels and the Iranian Foreign Ministry's Mikhak portal; the UK formally summoned the Iranian ambassador in response.

Germany charged a Syrian asylum-seeker with planning an IS-inspired suicide knife and bomb attack on Jewish targets in Berlin; the case reflects an active IS targeting pipeline for Jewish communities in Germany that is reinforced by concurrent German-language IS media distribution on TechHaven.

UAE State Security arrested members of an Iran-linked cell adhering to the Wilayat al-Faqih doctrine on April 20, disrupting a plot involving coordinated terrorist and sabotage attacks inside the UAE. The cell was recruiting Emirati youth and transferring funds abroad. A Hezbollah organizational link was also confirmed. The operation coincides with ceasefire expiry negotiations and illustrates sustained Iranian proxy network activity in GCC states.