The Al-Battar Media Foundation declared that "the holiday season started early in Britain," a nod to ISIS' annual push for followers to conduct Christmas and Hanukkah attacks in crowded or symbolic places. Keep Reading
One poster urges targeting of oil and gas transports "with accidental accident that causes the truck to overturn." Keep Reading
The photoshopped image depicts the 400 block of Geary Street, with an ISIS flag perched above the vertical sign for the Touchstone Hotel. Keep Reading
Terror group said in early days of the caliphate that leader dressed like an ordinary jihadist and was paranoid about carrying a cell phone or using email. Keep Reading
The news comes just a week after the company’s owner, Bytedance, was accused by lawmakers of censoring content on behalf of China. Keep Reading
IS started systematically encouraging lone actor attacks in the West in 2016. Sometimes communication was controlled, and credit claimed centrally. Keep Reading
Nothing has done more to convince me of the existence of the soul than watching several hundred of them being snuffed out over the past five years. Keep Reading
One of terrorism's greatest influencers hasn't been alive for eight years, and his recruitment roster rolls on. Keep Reading
Al-Qaeda leader calls on jihadists to "surveil the enemy and make your preparations," and "do not expect anyone to help you" while being "inventive and creative." Keep Reading
Today's terror is beyond borders, beyond the classic training camps and beyond rigid loyalties in online tutorials. Keep Reading
