Palestinian man jailed over antisemitic remarks housed in Corby asylum accommodation
A Palestinian man who made antisemitic statements arrived in Britain illegally by small boat and was imprisoned for nine months. He has now been housed in a semi-detached property in Corby, Northamptonshire through the Home Office's asylum dispersal scheme, prompting Conservative and Labour politicians to call for his immediate deportation. The case adds to growing political pressure surrounding migrant arrivals and asylum spending.
Abu Wadee, also known as Mosab Abdulkarim al-Gassas, 34, is described as a known Hamas supporter who posted videos calling for violence against Jewish people, including footage from September 2024 in which he called for Allah to "kill them one by one". His housing costs approximately £23.25 per night, with a further £49.18 weekly subsistence allowance. The Home Office is reportedly pursuing deportation proceedings, though the timeline remains unclear, whilst local MP Lee Barron has pledged to press the Home Secretary for his immediate removal.
- Palestinian Hamas supporter housed at taxpayer expense after illegal entry
- Made antisemitic statements; politicians demand deportation
- Housing costs £23.25 per night; deportation process timeline unclear
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Channel migrant who said ‘death to all Jews’ is now living at taxpayers’ expense in a Northamptonshire semi”.