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The Prime Minister should proscribe the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The claim asserts that the Prime Minister ought to take a particular action—proscribe the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps—so it is a normative judgement about what should happen, not a factual or causal claim.
Bob BlackmanConservativeCon / Harrow East·Engagements·03 Jun 2026Judgement · normative
Reasoning & Evidence03 Jun 2026
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Q9. I welcome the Prime Minister’s commitment to combat antisemitism, but the regular hate marches we have seen on our streets with the chanting of “globalise the intifada” have led directly to attacks on Jewish businesses, synagogues and individuals in the streets, and now to an arson attack on where Jewish people live. The Jewish people of our country now want to see action, not warm words. Will the Prime Minister therefore commit to the type of action that we need to expel students from overseas who commit antisemitic acts? Will he take action to proscribe the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps? Will he take action to close down the 13 Iran-sponsored charities in this country that spread antisemitism? Will he also take action to ensure that all children are taught the horrors of the Holocaust, the importance of not expressing hatred towards one another, and the true history of the founding of the state of Israel? The Jewish people of this country want to feel safe on our streets, in their homes and in our country, so will the Prime Minister take the appropriate action?
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