Why Islamist Extremism Continues to Thrive
Amjad Khan*, counter-extremism practitioner In late May, the British Communities Secretary, Robert Jenrick, remarked that a recent rise in...
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Hezbollah is Facing Unprecedented Domestic Challenges: Now is the Time to Act Against its International Enterprises
Article author: Danny Citrinowicz Danny Citrinowicz, senior research fellow at the Abba Eban Institute for International...
Assessing the Effects on Radicalism of the Latest Israel-Hamas Clash in Gaza
Col. Eli Bar-On Lt. Col. Tomer Barak Col (ret.) Eli Bar-On, served...
Hezbollah and Iran’s Radicalization Efforts in Africa
Danny Citrinowicz, senior research fellow at the Abba Eban Institute for International Diplomacy in Israel For decades, Iran and...
The Muslim Brotherhood: Sisters in the Shadow
Sigrid Herrmann-Marschall Article author: Sigrid Herrmann-Marschall Women are not visibly prominent in Islamist organizations in general, and...
There is No “Good” Violence in a Democracy
Liam Duffy, an advisor to the Counter Extremism Project (CEP) based in London Last summer, Right-wing mobs took to the...
On the Ontario Attack, Islamophobia, and Word Choice
European Eye on Radicalization What Happened? Last Sunday, four members of a Muslim family were killed in the city of...
Abubakar Shekau Proclaimed Officially Dead: What Next for Nigeria?
Sami Moubayed On June 6, 2021, the Islamic State (ISIS) confirmed the death of Abubakar Shekau, the notorious commander...
The World Should Take Note of Turkey’s Battle for influence in the Central African Republic
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A Bookstore, Not a Customized Page: Why We Need More Variety, Not More Tailoring in Digital Narrative Campaigns Against Extremism
Linda Schlegel Narratives are believed to play a key part in modern radicalization processes as they provide a ‘competitive...
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