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Britain to proscribe two more neo-Nazi groups as terrorist organizations

British Home Secretary Amber Rudd emphasized the importance of the ban in ensuring public safety and preventing radicalization.

By EYTAN HALON

Arrest of suspected neo-Nazi British soldiers indicates larger security issue

Four soldiers were arrested under British anti-terror legislation on suspicion of being members of a proscribed terrorist organization.

By EYTAN HALON

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Britain to proscribe two more neo-Nazi groups as terrorist organizations

Arrest of suspected neo-Nazi British soldiers indicates larger security issue

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