ISIS Kids, Women Raise Flag of Terror Group at Syrian Camp
"Mujahideen women" of al-Hol also film video voicing support for the reestablishment of the caliphate and vowing retribution for their captivity. Keep Reading
How Dedication, Self-Sacrifice and Courage Can Build a New Democratic, Feminist Society in Rojava, Syria
General: “We have a vision for the future that is clear for setting up a free and good society and we need Western powers to stand beside us in building it." Keep Reading
Encrypted Extremism: Inside the English-Speaking Islamic State Ecosystem on Telegram
Findings have important implications for policymakers assigned to the dual tasks of countering IS’ online foothold and engaging with service providers. Keep Reading
Indiana Brothers Accused of Making Guns to Sell to ISIS
Mahde and Moyad Dannon in May manufactured five untraceable, fully-automatic, .223 caliber rifles from parts they had purchased online, says DOJ. Keep Reading
ISIS Terrorist Involved in Paris Attacks That Killed Over 130 Awarded Compensation for Too Much Surveillance
Convicted in April 2018, he was sentenced to 20 years in prison on charges linked to a police shootout while he was being apprehended. Keep Reading
ISIS, al-Qaeda Fuming at Saudi Concert Once Headlined by Nicki Minaj
ISIS supporters also encouraged attacks on Mariah Carey's January concert in Jeddah as general ISIS threats toward concert venues have noticeably increased. Keep Reading
Lecturer at U.S.-Aided Afghan University Arrested, Accused of Recruiting for ISIS
Three of his suspected recruits, who were accused by authorities of organizing several deadly ISIS attacks in Kabul, also were arrested, the National Directorate of Security said in a statement. Keep Reading
Yezidi, Christian ISIS Survivors Complete Post-Trauma Course in Israel
Bar-Ilan University has devoted four years of research on the issue of the Ezidi genocide and other topics to help survivors overcome challenges of reintegration and mental health. Keep Reading
PERSPECTIVE: With International Help, SDF Can Lead in Prepping ISIS Fighters for Prosecution, Rehabilitation
We believe that it is possible to identify where these prisoners are on the terrorist trajectory and who is likely to respond to treatment. Keep Reading
ISIS Scolds Wannabe Jihadists Who Make ‘Easy Prey’ for Intel, Ruin Attack Plots
Terror group also declares it's better for would-be jihadist “to be a few months late” in quest than flub it. Keep Reading
