In a discussion on a French-language pro-Islamic State (IS) Telegram chat group, users discussed IS’ media distribution protocols, and called for supporters to “kill miscreants in their lands” instead attempting migration.
An article in a pro-Islamic State (IS) French-language magazine eulogized French IS fighter Sabri Essid and his alleged teenage relative, Rayan, after they were reportedly killed weeks earlier in Syria.
A pro-al-Qaeda (AQ) Telegram channel issued a threat for attacks on America following President Donald Trump’s announcement to keep Guantanamo Bay detention camp open.
A pro-al-Qaeda (AQ) media group of self-professed migrants in Syria claimed that AQ is currently “spread among” factions in Syria while working to make “it seem as if they are not present.”
Jihadists in Syria released the third issue of the English-language “al-Haqiqa” magazine, which contained promotion of al-Qaeda (AQ), calls for persistent “media jihad,” and content regarding Western fighters.
A pro-Islamic State (IS) Telegram channel called for all able supporters to migrate to the group or “answer the call,” among other acts.
A British jihadist in Syria called “all the able Muslims” to jihadi battlefronts in the second installment of a video series by a rebel-embedded media organization.
A British jihadist in Syria described his reasons for leaving the U.K. and called others to the “frontlines” in a video by a rebel-embedded media organization.
A pro-Islamic State (IS) Telegram channel described New York Port Authority Bus Terminal attacker Akayed Ullah as successful in damaging non-Muslims’ “sense of security,” and encouraged those unable to “physically” attack to do the same.
