Jihadists

Musa Abu Jafar Is a Salafist Cleric Who Has Long Promoted Jihadist Causes Across Multiple Countries
With U.S. Protection Gone, Islamist Forces Move to Dismantle the Kurdish-Led Order in Northern Syria
The New Regime Seeks to Crush a U.S.-Backed Kurdish Force
We May See the Wholesale Destruction of the Forces and the Authority That Paid the Highest Price to Defeat ISIS
The Advance of the Syrian Govt. Forces Has Been Accompanied by Atrocities, Including the Execution of Prisoners and the Abuse and Tormenting of Captured Female Kurdish Fighters
After Months of Silence, the Pro–Islamic State Group Reemerges by Claiming a Sectarian Attack on Alawites in Central Syria
U.K. Officials Need to Confront Extremism in Former Mill Town
Uptick Driven by Child Soldiers Involved In Islamist Crimes
It Is Clear That Israel’s Deep Intelligence Penetration of Hezbollah Persists
The New Syrian Army Is a Hybrid Security Model That Is Formally Institutionalizing Globally Blacklisted Foreign Militants
An Interview Conducted with Quwat Qalib Al-Karama (‘Well of Dignity Forces’), One of the Constituent Groups of the National Guard
The Fact That the Left Is in a Red-Green Alliance with Islamists Has Obviated the Need for Muslim Leaders to Moderate
U.S. Special Envoy Calls for Lifting Syria Sanctions, but Concerns Grow over Ongoing Sectarian Violence and the Treatment of Minority Communities Under Al Sharaa
There Is a Broader Problem of Anti-Druze Sentiment, Espoused by Islamic State and Others, That Considers Druze to Be Legitimate Targets for Kidnapping and Killing
Islamist Militancy Attracts Followers from Marginalized Groups or Communities Without Opportunities to Address Grievances
Groups Whose Leaders Defamed Israel Now Issue Statements Condemning Antisemitic Attack in U.K.
Spain’s Supreme Court Upheld the Conviction of a Spanish-Moroccan Who Fought with Al-Qaeda’s Syrian Affiliate in a Case That Underscored Turkey’s Role as a Gateway for European Jihadists
It Is Apparent That amid the Great Suffering of Gaza’s People, Hamas Has No ‘Victory’ to Speak Of
Normalizing the Role of Terrorist Organizations Within State Structures Could Undermine International Counterterrorism Efforts