Mind investigate charity shop manager’s public support for Hamas and Hezbollah following UKLFI complaint
The mental health charity, Mind, is investigating reports about one of its shop managers publicly expressing support for Hamas and Hezbollah, following a complaint by UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI). A Mind spokesperson said: “Mind does not tolerate antisemitism. We are deeply concerned by these reports, and we appreciate it
Charity Commission opens regulatory compliance case into Restless Beings following UKLFI complaint over Hamas-linked Gaza charity
The Charity Commission has opened a regulatory compliance case into the charity Restless Beings following a complaint by UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) concerning its links with a Gaza organisation designated by the United States as controlled by Hamas’s military wing. The Commission stated: “Having reviewed the information you have
UKLFI challenges Mind over charity shop manager’s public support for Hamas and Hezbollah
UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has called on the mental health charity Mind to investigate a person (A) believed to be the manager of one of its charity shops, after A publicly expressed support for Hamas and Hezbollah, both proscribed terrorist organisations in the UK. In a letter to Mind’s
Charity Commission Opens Regulatory Compliance Case into Médecins Sans Frontières Following UKLFI Report
The Charity Commission has confirmed that it has opened a regulatory compliance case concerning Médecins Sans Frontières (UK), following a report submitted by UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) raising concerns about alleged links between the international medical charity and terrorist organisations operating in Gaza. In an email to UKLFI dated
UNICEF UK takes “immediate action” over employee accused of promoting violent anti-Israel merchandise
UNICEF UK has taken “immediate action” over serious allegations concerning one of its marketing staff, after UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) raised concerns about merchandise on his own website appearing to promote violence against Israelis and Zionists. Muhammad Karim’s employment with UNICEF now appears to have ended according to his
Charity Commission launches statutory inquiry into Al-Khair Foundation following UKLFI complaint
The Charity Commission has launched a statutory inquiry into the Al-Khair Foundation after receiving a complaint from UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) alleging links between the international aid charity and Hamas. The Commission announced on 7 August 2026 that it had escalated its examination of the charity to a formal
Charity Commission holds £800,000 from aid charity linked to Hamas concerns
More than £800,000 belonging to a British humanitarian charity is being held by the Charity Commission after concerns were raised over its funding of a Gaza organisation alleged to have links to Hamas. We Care Foundation, a registered charity, is the subject of a statutory inquiry into its trustees’ decision-making
Charity Commission Asked to Investigate Trustee Over Social Media Activity
UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has asked the Charity Commission to investigate a Hackney charity trustee. UKLFI’s complaints relate to social media posts shared by Mr Irfan Siddik Malik, who holds senior positions in three Hackney charities responsible for distributing grants and providing housing and support to local residents. These
European Association of Social Anthropologists reported to Charity Commission Over Racist Boycott Motion
The European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA) has been reported to the Charity Commission following its adoption of a boycott motion that UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) believes breaches both charity law and the Equality Act 2010. EASA recently passed, and is now implementing, a motion prohibiting collaboration with Israeli
ActionAid removes false claim that more killed in Gaza that any other recent conflict
The charity ActionAid has amended its website after making false claims that “More women and children have been killed by the Israeli military in Gaza than any other conflict in the last two decades.” UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) researched the comparative numbers killed, and found that conflicts in Ethiopia,