An Islamic State (IS)-linked media group published two posters inciting lone wolf attacks in London and New York City.

Citing the call for lone-wolf attacks by Islamic State (IS) spokesman Abu al-Hassan al-Muhajir in his inaugural audio speech, a group supporter displayed an explosive device, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, and the Sydney Harbor Bridge.

Reacting to the Austrian parliament passing a law banning girls from wearing headscarves in primary schools, and the French Senate voting to ban hijab-wearing mothers from accompany children on school trips, a jihadist urged Islamic State (IS) supporting women in the two countries to incite their children to kill non-Muslims.