" The YouTube account connected to the username "Yaafghankid786" listed favorite videos related to jihad including "jihad nasheed ya shahid" [jihad is a martyr's anthem] and "best jihad nasheed [anthem].
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They deny that Jihad terror is Jihad terror and even when it&aposs obviously Jihad terror, they still continue to deny it.
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He used the name Abu Jihad, or "Father of Jihad," she said.
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Maybe that jihad that I'm doing right now is the wrong type of jihad.
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"It is not hateful, racist or extremist to oppose jihad terror," said Spencer, the director of Jihad Watch.
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Jihad in America has evolved over time, and as Bergen demonstrates, a recent key mutation in its evolution is "leaderless" jihad, which has grown as a threat even as "leader-led" jihad efforts remain serious.
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After reading "United States of Jihad," one can only conclude that where American jihad is concerned, the sole constant is change.
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Huzayfah: These guys, they explained how jihad fits into the role of everyday life, and how a Muslim can implement jihad.
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Huzayfah: And I started asking questions about jihad and everything, what their viewpoint was, and how does — how is jihad, like, right?
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IDF says Islamic Jihad responsible In a significant move, Israel singled out Islamic Jihad as the militant group that carried out Tuesday's attacks.
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But the madrassa is a rich and complex place when compared with the camp: military jihad is a boiled reduction of spiritual jihad.
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Laskar Jihad, a militant group, began using nearby jungles as its hide-out, arming Islamic paramilitaries to wage jihad with more potent weaponry.
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But he distinguishes that sort of jihad from what in Islam is often called "offensive jihad," removing impediments to the spreading of Islam.
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Eight of the dead in Gaza are members of the armed wing of Islamic Jihad, the Quds Brigade, according to an Islamic Jihad spokesman.
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Any mosque that has been tied to jihad terror should be surveilled and if they are preaching and inciting jihad they should be shut.
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" The group also refers to itself as Jama'atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda'awati Wal-Jihad, meaning "People Committed to the Propagation of the Prophet's Teachings and Jihad.
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Many Muslims emphasise "the greater jihad" of personal moral struggle over the "lesser jihad" of military combat; most authorities say that military jihad can be declared only by a rightful ruler—the caliph (a role abolished since 1924), or at least the leader of a Muslim country.
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"After contacts between the Islamic Jihad leadership and the brothers in Egypt it was agreed that a comprehensive ceasefire will begin immediately," Islamic Jihad spokesman Daoud Shehab said.
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"Our battle today is a battle of attrition with the enemy ... Jihad continues until judgment day, and God ordered us to jihad, but not to victory," he said.
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Anwar Sadat, the president of Egypt, was assassinated in 1981 by a militant Islamist with connections to the Egyptian terror group al-Jihad (also called Egyptian Islamic Jihad).
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An Israeli military statement said its forces had "struck Islamic Jihad terror targets south of Damascus" in addition to "dozens" of Islamic Jihad targets throughout the Gaza Strip.
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At 65, the mother of five was accused of jihad al-nikah ['sex jihad', or providing sex to jihadists, which Syrian officials claim, without proof, is a rampant practice.].
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According to the complaint, two jihadist videos — "jihad nasheed ya shahid" and "best jihad nasheed" — were listed among his favorites, though he did not produce or publish the videos himself.
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On Twitter, she posted for her international following under the name Umm Jihad—the Mother of Jihad—inciting her readers to drive vans into crowds, among other acts of war.
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"The ceasefire began under Egyptian sponsorship after the Occupation (Israel) submitted to the conditions set by Islamic Jihad on behalf of Palestinian resistance factions," Islamic Jihad spokesman Musab Al-Braim said.
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Terror in France: The Rise of Jihad in the West.
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He is mightily militant on the subject of Islamic jihad.
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GELLER: We monitor that had been tied to jihad terror.
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And there are no lone wolves in the global Jihad.
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Imam hatip students, meanwhile, will study the concept of jihad.
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But some will be determined to pursue their violent jihad.
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He was an ideal candidate for a life of jihad.
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In 2000, I left the world of violent jihad behind.
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" Still, Abu Jihad insisted that Tobat was "a good person.
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We killed 20 terrorists, most of them from Islamic Jihad.
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Hamas and Islamic Jihad claimed joint responsibility for the attacks.
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Hamas's reticence perhaps also attested to frustrations with Islamic Jihad.
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ISIS's ideology of global Jihad, however, is far from defeated.
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And what else are authorities hiding when jihad attacks occur?
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But Islamic Jihad sometimes asserts itself and competes with Hamas.
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Zahran released online videos calling for jihad and threatening bloodshed.
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They asked me, what experiences do I have of jihad?
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At the same time, she's an exotic curio of jihad.
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Islamic Jihad later fired a barrage of rockets into Israel.
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With apologies to comedian Ron White, you can't fix jihad.
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They would not join the armed jihad for many years.
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He said they convinced him of the necessity of jihad.
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Islamic Jihad has fired 80 rockets toward Israeli communities along the Gaza border since Sunday, an Israeli military spokeswoman said, while Israel has attacked sites in Gaza and Syria that killed three Islamic Jihad members.
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UNITED STATES OF JIHAD: Investigating America's Homegrown Terrorists, by Peter Bergen.
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" ___ PHILIP SESSAREGO Tom Carew was the best-selling author of "Jihad!
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He was still pushing for global jihad as recently as 22015.
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He was still pushing for global jihad as recently as 203.
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They've been hijacked by the 10% that observes radical, Islamic jihad.
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But there are countless extremists waging jihad from other Muslim nations.
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Some will make a life-altering and fatal decision for jihad.
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He's one of the largest individual funders of the Global Jihad.
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French and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.
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This was, she continued, a clear-cut case of "love jihad".
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Frustrated and belonging nowhere, a few radicals turned to violent jihad.
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Abu Jihad -- not his real name -- retains a seriousness about him.
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They also ignore Gorka's well-researched primer, "Defeating Jihad" (Regnery, 2016).
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Their options are typically poverty, emigration or, for a minority, jihad.
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Islamic Jihad confirmed that four of those men were its members.
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"Pakistanis, do take part in this jihad," the prime minister urged.
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Islamic Jihad, like Hamas and Hezbollah, is funded mostly by Iran.
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A celebrated Hazara commander from the anti-Soviet jihad days, Gen.
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They had recorded a video calling for jihad, or holy war.
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What is it like to be in the world of jihad?
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Go deeper ... Women and jihad: From bride to the front line
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Thank you Gorka authored "Defeating Jihad: The Winnable War" in 2016.
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Ahmed's desire to wage jihad faded, and he resumed smoking weed.
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"The word jihad is not just taking a Kalashnikov," he said.
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In Tunisia, leaving to wage jihad has become a social phenomenon.
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Given available intelligence, the "rehabilitated graduates" have likely returned to jihad.
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In Gaza, it supplies Islamic Jihad with cash, weapons and expertise.
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" In fact, he points out, jihad does not mean "holy war.
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"They gave speeches at the mosques, jihad and whatnot," he said.
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" He also authored the 2016 New York Times best-selling book "Defeating Jihad: The Winnable War," which argued US leaders should stop referring to Islamist terrorism as "violent extremism" and acknowledge what he outlines as "global jihad.
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Jihad Idris lost two of his relatives: Hamza, 25, and Obeida, 19.
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Cheeringly, a far larger number now question the utility of jihad altogether.
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It could lead to Roko's Basilisk—the AI jihad of machine intelligence.
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Islamic Jihad in the Gaza Strip declined to comment on the arrest.
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One the one hand, there are passages that condone religious warfare (jihad).
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Those intent on continuing to wage jihad will still have the means.
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CAIR is a U.S. front group for the jihad terror group Hamas.
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I've since come to recognize that jihad doesn't need to involve force.
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After an elaborate lunch was served, I spoke privately with Abu Jihad.
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Deep religiosity rarely plays a part in the swing towards political jihad.
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The group, SOBH Cyber Jihad, claims to have accessed the control systems.
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They should know that jihad is ongoing until the day of judgment.
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Saudi-funded schools teach jihad throughout the Middle East, Asia and Europe.
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In the name of God and jihad, it is forbidden to kill.
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Facebook is the leader in dealing with this issue of cyber-jihad.
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That does not make them jihad supporters, said Mr. Leman, the anthropologist.
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He is the author of, "Freedom or Terror: Europe Faces Jihad," (2010).
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In theological terms, jihad literally means "struggle" in the path of God.
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The "lesser" jihad, meanwhile, is armed struggle in the way of Allah.
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Yet despite this, engaging in jihad still seems like a romantic fantasy.
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Now my jihad is to send out a message to the world.
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"There is no honor without jihad," urges another, beside a military checkpoint.
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Among the curriculum's changes, the notion of jihad has garnered particular attention.
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Over dinner, they explained that they were heading east, for the jihad.
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In some versions, it claims she was at "Jihad academy" (see here).
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Islamic Jihad began firing heavy barrages of mortar shells around 7 a.m.
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"I want to continue fighting jihad until victory or martyrdom," he said.
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Hamas and Islamic Jihad oppose Abbas' strategy of peace talks with Israel.
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Abu Musab al-Suri was prescient when he spoke of two concentric circles of jihad: small-cell or solo jihad using "urban or suburban gang warfare" with the aim of "tiring the enemy and making him reach a state of collapse and retreat", especially in Europe; and, when conditions permit, "jihad of open fronts" in Muslim lands designed to seize territory and establish an Islamic state.
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Palestinian militants from Islamic Jihad fired hundreds of rockets into Israel, and Israeli warplanes struck targets in Gaza, in a two-day clash set off by Israel's killing of a senior Islamic Jihad commander there in a surprise airstrike.
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I Was Told to Come Alone: My Journey Behind the Lines of Jihad.
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At times, Islamic Jihad has pursued objectives that differ from those of Hamas.
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Islamic Jihad also fired an anti-tank missile at an Israeli civilian vehicle.
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Somehow—it's not entirely clear how—this baker is fighting a culinary jihad.
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UNITED STATES OF JIHAD Investigating America's Homegrown Terrorists By Peter Bergen 387 pp.
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He is the author of "United States of Jihad: Investigating America's Homegrown Terrorists."
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"What the Islamic State and extremists push is jihad, terror, violence," Li said.
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His social media videos show him wearing military fatigues and calling for jihad.
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It was such veterans of the Syrian jihad that launched the Paris attacks.
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The mechanisms of how Abedi came to embrace violent jihad are still unclear.
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THE provocation starts with the show's title: Djihad, the French spelling for jihad.
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"We don't discuss anything related to politics, violence and jihad," says Mr Shafiq.
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An Islamic Jihad spokesman said "the blood of our people is not cheap".
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Islamic Jihad confirmed that several of its militants were killed in separate strikes.
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The Islamic Jihad statement did not immediately accuse anyone in the Damascus incident.
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Hamas, the Islamist group that rules Gaza, joined Islamic Jihad in condemning Israel.
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First, Palestinian terror organizations like Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad must be defeated.
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"I don't think there will be a Trump jihad on California," he said.
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Hamas and the smaller Islamic Jihad militant group quickly denied firing the rockets.
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The members of the so-called "counter-jihad" movement aren't exactly household names.
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"At the time they joined, jihad terrorists were not very religious," he observed.
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Yes, specific movements have reinterpreted concepts of jihad for their own temporal needs.
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" - Jihad, 32, Producer "I just don't feel that urge to be a mother.
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By removing letters, the hashtag could be shortened to "Five Jihad," they argued.
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It's looked down upon, going out on jihad, killing and this and that.
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When they met, Sadullahi began to appreciate why Lladrovci had turned to jihad.
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"It's tremendous news that the U.S. has ended Baghdadi's bloody jihad," added Sen.
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The causes that lead migrant maids and nannies to join jihad are complex.
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"Apparently you would prefer we become 'desensitized' to jihad mass murder," Spencer wrote.
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"Captain Stubbs and Captain Porter fought side-by-side with us," Jihad said.
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"The attackers' ultimate goal was to implement their plan of jihad," he said.
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S. "jihad" but also denounced Islamist militants' attacks on Westerners in Saudi Arabia.
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Although larger and more powerful than Islamic Jihad, Hamas is also more pragmatic.
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Unfortunately, their Sunni-brand of jihad is not the most dangerous version today.
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Peter Bergen's new book United States of Jihad tries to answer these questions.
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They love to fight and wage jihad (holy struggle) in the name of God.
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Egyptian Islamic Jihad attempted to blow up the American embassy in Albania in 1998.
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This was the Jihad Group, which confined its attacks to government officials and buildings.
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Two months later, he made his first attempt to reach Syria to wage jihad.
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They changed their band's name a decade into their career (from Andrew Jackson Jihad).
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Hamas and Islamic Jihad, both Islamist factions, embarked on a campaign of suicide-bombings.
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ISIS have tried to challenge the Taliban's monopoly over leadership of the Afghan jihad.
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These concepts, particularly the laws of jihad and takfir, have evolved with successive conflicts.
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GELLER: No one is disgusting the jihad ideology, no one is discussing the motive.
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Image: Deus Volt General chat server on DiscordHow will this anti-Muslim jihad manifest?
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Initially New York authorities and Mayor de Blasio denied that it was Jihad terror.
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Hamas and Islamic Jihad began firing waves of rockets into Israel early on Saturday.
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One populist Hindu organisation's helpline claims to have "rescued" 8,500 girls from "love jihad".
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Bomb-making materials, a suicide vest and "jihad manuals" were found during the raids.
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"They intended to carry out jihad during May 21 and 22 protests," Iqbal said.
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But Ashmawy and Abdel Hamid's path to jihad is familiar to military intelligence officials.
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When the system works, alerts have stopped some youngsters leaving for jihad in Syria.
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This led to my involvement in the jihad against the Soviet forces in Afghanistan.
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When ISIS came to Karama, in 2014, Abu Jihad urged Tobat to stay away.
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The Oakland Raiders selected Illinois defensive end Jihad Ward with the 44th overall pick.
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That's how often Islamic Jihad has been firing rockets into Israel since yesterday morning.
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Palestinian factions, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad, announced the ceasefire in a joint statement.
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That's why it's pumping money into Gaza, pushing Hamas and Islamic Jihad into action.
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" He added: "Majd did not work for Islamic Jihad or any other political party.
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"The Syrian Jihad" is not easy going, mainly because of its level of detail.
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Alhamdullilah ["Praise to God"]... firearm training is wajib [duty] in the land of Jihad.
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Jihad Kawas had to skip high school to attend TechCrunch Disrupt back in 20073.
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" Palestinian Islamic Jihad, a rival Gaza militant group, called it a "declaration of war.
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" The petition also mentioned Médine's 2005 album "Jihad: The Biggest Fight Is Against Oneself.
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"The fight against jihad is undoubtedly the biggest challenge of our generation," Valls said.
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But the stark dishonesty of the Republican jihad against Obamacare itself demands an explanation.
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The group has alleged mainstream Muslim organizations are covert agents of anti-American jihad.
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Too overcome by emotion to speak, Hannoush's remaining son, Jihad, tells us their story.
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All of the exports were from Iraq's southern ports, ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said.
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Part of karama was not using poverty as a reason to join the jihad.
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And Jihad Turk, the president of Bayan Claremont, a graduate college in Claremont, Calif.
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Scholars see a more ambiguous relationship between Salafism and jihad than the police do.
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Islamic Jihad said earlier on Monday it had ended its "military response" to Israel.
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He recently popped up in an AQAP propaganda video promoting jihad in West Africa.
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Returnees from jihad do not always fight again, but their passion can infect others.
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And I also went on a kind of jihad about that over the years.
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Prosecutors accused the writer of supporting the Islamic Jihad Movement in Palestine and terrorism.
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On April 1, the Afgan Taliban launched the Voice of Jihad app on Google Play.
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As part of the plea, Damache admitted to training a child to prepare for jihad.
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In Eastern Europe, foreign terrorist fighters have bribed border guards on their path to jihad.
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In the past few years the sparks of jihad have been struck in this tinderbox.
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There, he learned the Quran and used his charisma to recruit prisoners for Islamic jihad.
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Islamic Jihad and Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine have also praised the attack.
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The idea that we stop certain, Muslim immigration from Jihad nation is a rational response.
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BRITONS are becoming wearily familiar with President Donald Trump's commentary on their troubles with jihad.
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"We don't have an army," says Khaled al-Batsh of Islamic Jihad, an extremist group.
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Some of the individuals had planned to travel to those regions themselves to wage Jihad.
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Several of them contemplated travelling to and participating in armed jihad in the Middle East.
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Watch our new video 'VICE Meets Aman Mojadidi, the Artist Who Merges Bling and Jihad'.
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It is not the sort of place an intimate clique would be schooled in jihad.
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Abu Jihad said that Tobat had opposed the Assad regime, but was not particularly religious.
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"I called him and told him, strongly, not to do that again," Abu Jihad recalled.
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Some of Kosovo's best and brightest have been caught up in the lure of jihad.
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The disillusionment with revolution of Worth's Libyan mirrors the disillusionment with jihad of his Kuwaiti.
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Each new jihadist front has origins in the previous conflict and promotes the next jihad.
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The most active participants were Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives detonating bombs and firing weapons.
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"It's tremendous news that the US has ended Baghdadi's bloody jihad," Sasse said on Sunday.
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He's talked about his admiration for Osama bin Laden and spoken favorably of Islamic jihad.
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It has continued to support terrorist groups including Hezbollah, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Hamas and more.
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The answer lies elsewhere: When it comes to jihad, too, there is a French exception.
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"Jihad" is a more fraught term these days than when Herbert's novel first came out.
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Before joining AQAP, he was a leader of Egyptian Islamic Jihad in Yemen, it said.
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So he hoped for Islamophobia run amok, driving fearful Muslims to support a global jihad.
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France makes it extremely difficult to purchase a gun, yet Muslim terrorists committed jihad anyway.
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Did he avoid sending it because he and his wife had previously argued about jihad?
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The Israeli military, meanwhile, said it struck more than 300 Hamas and Islamic Jihad targets.
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Mr. Masri was one of the early leaders of the radical Egyptian Islamic Jihad movement.
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He speculated that it might only be because the word "jihad" was in the title.
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Islamic Jihad and the Popular Resistance Committees, two smaller Gaza armed factions, also denied responsibility.
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" Throughout the magazine, one thing is manifestly prominent, it is the promotion of "Lone Jihad.
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The images prompted Palestinian Islamic Jihad to vow revenge, and just after 5:30 p.m.
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Supporters of Islamic Jihad, a militant group backed by Iran, put on a musical show.
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Following release from Saudi's heralded wellness clinic, the "rehabilitated" al Ghmadi returned immediately to Jihad.
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UNITED STATES OF JIHAD: Who Are America's Homegrown Terrorists, and How Do We Stop Them?
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" During the episode's panel discussion, Gaffney and Spencer floated multiple conspiracies related to "stealth jihad.
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At al-Jihad primary school in the Sooq Juma municipality, students practiced music and sports.
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Islamic Jihad fired some 400 rockets toward Israel, while Israel responded with scores of airstrikes.
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And they regularly sent men to the mosque to demand that the imam preach jihad.
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He's run the blog Jihad Watch, a near-obsessive tracker of Islamist activity, since 2003.
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On Sunday, Israeli shelling killed three militants from the smaller Islamic Jihad group, which vowed retaliation.
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Wednesday afternoon, a series of topless pictures of Hale appeared on the graphic website Celebrity Jihad.
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After graduation in May, he doesn't plan to spend much time talking about jihad on Facebook.
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One of the shooters, Tashfeen Malik, used social media to advocate jihad messages under a pseudonym.
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They're doing Da'wa, meaning the call to jihad, the call to Islam, one and the same.
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It would reinvigorate the global jihad, and it would disgrace our fundamental values as a nation.
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He promised his global followers a five-star jihad — to include free housing, cars, even wives.
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He favoured a pan-African jihad to replace sinful secular regimes with the rule of God.
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It does note that Khalid recruited other young men to travel to Syria for jihad. 1.
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Some of the deleted documents, viewed by BuzzFeed News, are copyrighted books on Islam and jihad.
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This essay draws on his new book, Road Warriors: Foreign Fighters in the Armies of Jihad.
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It shows three men in white masks touting fake machine guns and threatening to perpetrate jihad.
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Instead, they would "suppress any move or call to jihad against the Zionist enemy", he wrote.
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But it has a reputation as an incubator of jihad, because several terrorists spent time there.
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It has provided support to components of the Palestinian movement, such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
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I've had it with the gun grabbing Democrats and their sit in anti 2nd amendment jihad.
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Billboards urge men to join the jihad against Assad and encourage women to cover themselves completely.
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Oakland acquired Switzer from Dallas during the 2018 NFL Draft for veteran defensive lineman Jihad Ward.
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Chaos can spread, and lawless places can breed jihad, as in Somalia and north-eastern Nigeria.
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Better mentoring, or exchanges with those who have renounced jihad, could help, as might psychiatric care.
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The head of the main tribe in Karama, who was known as Abu Jihad, stepped forward.
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"The sector declared holy jihad against the entire government of the United States," he told me.
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The group Islamic Jihad, which has a foothold in Gaza, is seen as an Iranian proxy.
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Their jihad is for the support of a caliphate that will confront the West and Israel.
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The study also did not include Americans who have traveled abroad since 2011 to wage jihad.
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Bruce Irvin caused the fumble and Jihad Ward recovered the ball on the New Orleans 22012.
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They talked of jihad and Syria, and the torment caused Aya such consternation she stopped eating.
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In a statement after Tuesday's explosion, Islamic Jihad said: "We mourn the men - 'martyrs of preparation'".
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"Islamic Jihad knows it cannot change the current," Mr. Okal said by phone from Gaza City.
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Awlaki: The tables have turned, and there is no rolling back of the worldwide jihad movement.
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Hamas, along with Palestinian Islamic Jihad and other armed Gaza factions, took its time in responding.
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Dad's relentless suggestions — Latino warriors and gentle geniuses he's discovered during his "intellectual jihad" — don't help.
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But no firm contracts materialized, said Jihad Yazigi, the Beirut-based editor of The Syria Report.
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And you were warning about the prevalence of jihad, how it was going to get worse.
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The talk of jihad emanating from some of Kattankudy's hard-line clerics appalled him, he said.
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"Over the last two days, we struck Hamas and Islamic Jihad with great force," he said.
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But Israel has also accused Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad of using violence for political advantage.
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The result, in one Arabic word, is jihad — which actually means a spiritual battle with oneself.
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Major Hasan carried out his attack in an attempt to wage jihad on American military personnel.
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The Quds Brigade, the armed wing of Islamic Jihad, said he was one of their fighters.
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"In the Quran, you'll find verses justifying lapidation" — death by stoning — "and jihad," Imam Doudi said.
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Iran rallied the combatants with cash and religious appeals, effectively pitting one international jihad against another.
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Last week, Sambit Patra, a BJP spokesman, described Imam's comment as a call for "open jihad".
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"Narendra Modi is driving people to jihad, not me," he said, referring to India's prime minister.
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The group provides poor youths with activities at recreation centers and offers counselling sessions against jihad.
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"Jihad" has also been included in the French Education Ministry's school curriculum aimed at preventing radicalization.
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Even as they fight ISIS terrorists, Iran arms and funds Hamas, Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad terrorists.
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That's one of the conclusions reached by "American Jihad," a timely documentary Saturday night on Showtime.
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Assassination followed assassination until the end of 1979, when the Soviets invaded and the jihad began.
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This eventually led to the emergence of global jihad under the leadership of Osama bin Laden.
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He tossed books (including tomes on Thailand, jihad, and the Maltese language) onto the white square.
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"What we've known is that people were committed to their own version of jihad," Mickum said.
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The trail of blood of what Gilles Kepel calls the "third wave" of jihad grows ever longer.
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Ali Soufan, a Lebanese-born former FBI investigator, describes the other circle of jihadism: open-front jihad.
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The leader of a smaller Gaza-based faction, Islamic Jihad, also headed to Cairo, Palestinian officials said.
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Robert Spencer, the director of Jihad Watch, later tweeted that the post was scheduled before the fire.
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Palestinian Islamic Jihad militants march during a military drill in the southern Gaza Strip on March 240.
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When Boback saw an apparent spike in searches containing "Chechnya" and "jihad," he let Bad Bob know.
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But it is striking how many of the terrorism cases in Europe share a jihad-crime nexus.
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They threw themselves in front of tanks and cornered terrified looking soldiers as minarets called for jihad.
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The primary threat is not from Hamas or the other main militia in the territory, Islamic Jihad.
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These liberal designs represent a "return to pre-Afghan-jihad, pre-madrassa-influence", ie, to the 1960s.
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The Islamic Jihad, an Iran-backed militant group in Gaza, has said the five were its members.
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Where young girls, packaged as suicide bombers, are sent by militants to realize the group's brutal jihad.
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TMZ published what looks to be a copy of the letter her lawyer sent to Celeb Jihad.
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Also, roughly a month ago, a former al-Qaeda operative, Jihad Diyab was reportedly arrested in Venezuela.
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We need more than the Whac-a-Moleapproach to the jihad; fundamentally, we must demoralize the movement.
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Mohamed was especially outspoken on Twitter about jihad, the Islamic State, al Qaeda, and the Syrian war.
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The quietist brand of salafism can be intolerant on social matters and might support military jihad abroad.
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"It is obligated for every Muslim to participate in jihad," he told them in one videotaped talk.
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Many spent time in American-operated prisons in Iraq, where they studied the Quran and plotted jihad.
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He was all of 26 years old, and his war, his own jihad, was already behind him.
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Some of them had contemplated taking part in armed jihad in the Middle East, the ministry said.
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The Palestinian group Islamic Jihad, which has a foothold in Gaza, is seen as an Iranian proxy.
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The Qassem Brigade, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and all the factions, are a part of the Palestinian people.
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The charge sheet says he was recruited by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group about five years ago.
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" Compare these tips from the magazine to those offered in Beituki: "Write essays supporting cause of jihad.
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In the 1990s, the students joined the NISS as Electronic Jihad under the new Islamist military dictatorship.
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Mr. Rahimi was portrayed as a loner drawn to calls of jihad in online publications like Inspire.
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Among the items seized in the operation were bullets, books on jihad, IS flags, and propaganda videos.
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But a spokesman for Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Daoud Shehab, denied it had any role in the attack.
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The mourning tents were filled with visitors and decorated with the banners of Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
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Clinton any more respect than they gave President Obama, or of abandoning their jihad against responsible governing.
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"I cannot think of another president who sustained a political jihad against a specific state," he said.
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He un-friended all his female friends on Facebook, stopped listening to music, and thought about jihad.
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" Sebastian Gorka, Ph.D., is the author of the New York Times bestseller, "Defeating Jihad: The Winnable War.
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She is just one of several dozen Indonesian domestic workers in East Asia known to endorse jihad.
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" Palestinian Islamic Jihad also praised the attack, claiming "there is no security and stability for this occupation.
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Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas convened a meeting, and Hamas and the Islamic Jihad were at the meeting.
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The end of McCarthy's jihad came when his accusations of communist infiltration of the U.S. Army backfired.
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Authorities have said that before going to Pakistan, Farekh and Imam frequently watched videos promoting violent jihad.
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"Through meetings with local scholars it became clear that jihad was my Muslim duty," he told Reuters.
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Fighting jihad in Syria in Iraq is, for many ex-Soviet militants, better than staying at home.
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Meanwhile, ISIS plans for world-wide jihad, while the Chinese navy seeks to control strategic sea routes.
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The couple spoke to each other about jihad and martyrdom when they were engaged in online dating.
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The oil ministry also dug trenches to prevent oil spills from reaching the Tigris river, Jihad said.
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He brought two of his sons, Ahmed and Muhammad, still teenagers, to Afghanistan to join the jihad.
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Jihad Watch is one of many sites that monetize their extremist views through relationships with technology companies.
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Afterwards, Spencer posted an item on Jihad Watch alleging that "leftist 'journalist'" Kirchner had threatened the site.
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However, it added that Tahrir al-Sham would not end its jihad or hand over its weapons.
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He's exceptionally confrontational, constantly trumpeting his willingness to debate all comers on Twitter and on Jihad Watch.
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For most Rohingya children, a life studying holy texts — or waging jihad — is far beyond their imagination.
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When his son insisted on joining the terror group's jihad, he was given explosives training in Pakistan.
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Though the company first promised publicly to take such material down in 2010, Mr. Awlaki's "Call to Jihad," a 12-minute talk calling on Western Muslims to join the jihad in the Middle East or carry out attacks at home, remained easily available on YouTube until last year.
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Ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said the main firms were China Petroleum Pipeline (CPP) and private company Mass Global.
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Teams from around the world set up tables, backed by poster boards and covered in anti-jihad swag.
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Palestinian news agency Ma'an reports that several Palestinian factions could join the strike (including Islamic Jihad and Hamas).
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Thousands of Jordanians are waging jihad abroad and might one day come back and wage it at home.
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Officials clearly worry that those who do so might be the same sort of people who embrace jihad.
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Where they're fighting each other and yelling 'Allahu akbar,' calling jihad on each other's heads forever and ever.
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ACT, which bills itself as the NRA of national security, is the activist arm of the counter-jihad.
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Nonetheless, Bergen's book is the best one-volume treatment available on the current state of jihad in America.
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He also believed that the Islamic Jihad Union&aposs priority was deposing the dictator leading Uzbekistan, she said.
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And then going so far as to downplaying recidivism of the Gitmo terrorists and being soft on Jihad.
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On a radio station run by Islamic Jihad, a rival militant group, hosts urged their comrades to retaliate.
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Fellow Al-Qarawiyyin student Jihad, 20, says that her mother and grandmother before her went on to university.
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A website called Celeb Jihad published the private photos, which reportedly included nude images of Seyfried, on Wednesday.
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So advises "Declaration of Jihad Against the Country's Tyrants", an al-Qaeda manual found in Manchester in 2000.
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"The jihad begins from here," says one al-Qaeda supporter over mint tea in an elegant Amman café.
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It is less difficult and cheaper to deal with them now than recapture them in some future jihad.
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He said that they had been kidnapped by Boko Haram and forcibly conscripted into the jihad before escaping.
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Some of them had converted to Islam only a few months before coming to Iraq for the jihad.
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More than 3,000 Tunisians are known to have traveled abroad to wage jihad, according to the interior ministry.
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" Islamic Jihad spokesman Daoud Shihab told CNN, "There have been great efforts ... to bring back calm to Gaza.
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Instead of calls for jihad, what I heard were religious leaders insisting that the faithful obey the state.
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ST: We are fighting a war in the Middle East, and ISIS and Al Qaeda have declared jihad.
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This jihad and radicalism is not just a threat to the Western world; it's a threat to Islam.
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Finally, do you think he went to Syria to live under sharia law, or to actively wage jihad?
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In 20163, four years after taking up jihad, the man now known as Aimen Dean had seen enough.
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Janna Jihad Ayyad is only 10 years old, but she's already carved out quite a career for herself.
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It may take years to know who they are, and whether they eventually embrace jihad, Mr. Neumann said.
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What's more, far-right parties built around Islamophobia and the politics of counter-jihad have become electorally successful.
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Islamic Jihad generally works in coordination with Hamas, the larger Islamic militant group that controls the Gaza Strip.
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I would even put out things that I thought were wrong with jihad, like how is killing accepted?
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Some politicians have turned "love jihad" into a rallying cry, using it to win votes — and polarize communities.
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Gulf monarchies, which oppose the Assad regime, have long supported some of its most hardline, pro-jihad enemies.
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Eight belonged to Palestinian Islamic Jihad, including two killed in an airstrike on the Al Buraij refugee camp.
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Mr. Bassiouni picked "Jihad" and gathered scholars from Islamic countries and the West to debate its many interpretations.
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Indeed, most see the war in Syria in religious terms, as a jihad against enemies of their religion.
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A combination of memoir and reportage, this book gives the reader unique access behind the lines of jihad.
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"Show me where this says it's illegal," said Jihad Thabata, who questioned whether the call amounted to misconduct.
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Jonathan Conricus told CNN it was the army's assessment that Islamic Jihad was responsible for the rocket fire.
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But many other fears are fiction, such as the fear of a Muslim population explosion, a Muslim jihad.
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Everywhere that U.S. troops currently endure gunfire and explosions on a regular basis has some connection to Jihad.
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The brothers, members of the police and army, were trapped in their village when ISIS came, Jihad says.
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Palestinian Islamic Jihad identified the dead man as Muhammad al-Naem, 27, a member of its military wing.
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The Israeli military said it had targeted Palestinian Islamic Jihad with airstrikes in Syria and the Gaza Strip.
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On Sunday, Israel shelled an Islamic Jihad observation post in southern Gaza, killing three members of the group.
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In 2014, Rakhine was declared a key region for jihad by Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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However her use of the term "jihad" earned criticism online Thursday, particularly from several conservatives in the media.
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The young boy's body was washed according to Islamic custom by his uncles, Mohammed Wahhaj and Mohammed Jihad.
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"We had no idea we would have to use it in our own family so soon," Jihad said.
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Iraq reaped $3.744 billion from oil exports in July, Oil Ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said in a statement.
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" As the three laughed, Shariff praised Suarez, "He said he didn't know any Arabic (but) he knows 'jihad.
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Do I defend the Muslim community and ignore the passages in the Quran calling the devout to jihad?
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"Jihad is our path, freedom is our destination," they shouted while holding up portraits of the slain militant.
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Instead, we must focus our attention on those who are the recruiters, indoctrinators and sanctioning authorities of jihad.
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A total of 34 people were killed in Gaza, 20 of them Islamic Jihad operatives, official figures show.
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This, the Tiger Team argues, is a way of downplaying the threat from the more dangerous stealth jihad.
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They called on an expert witness to discuss historical and present-day links between Nazism and violent jihad.
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Nearly one in four said they were prepared, to varying levels, to wage jihad to create a caliphate.
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The Saudi government, which along with the US backed the Afghan jihad as official policy, supported bin Laden.
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"A short time ago the (Israel Defense Forces) carried out a series of strikes against terrorist targets belonging to the Islamic Jihad organization in southern Damascus in addition to tens of terrorist targets belonging to the Islamic Jihad group in Gaza Strip," spokesman Avichay Adraee wrote on Twitter in Arabic.
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In the video, Rilwan Hashim is seen calling for 'jihad' or holy war, while children cry in the background.
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Early Tuesday, Islamic Jihad retaliated by firing a barrage of mortar fire into southern Israel near the Gaza border.
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A spokesman for the Palestinian group Islamic Jihad told CNN that the agreement took effect at 4:30 a.m.
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Daoud, a US citizen, had also sent emails to the undercover agent about a violent jihad and killing Americans.
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Since the attacks, several videos have circulated online, showing armed men declaring jihad in the language of the Rohingya.
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For the likes of al-Qaeda and Islamic State (IS) real jihad is fighting for the sake of Allah.
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Mosul offers a chance to convince beleaguered Sunnis that there is a better alternative to the nihilism of jihad.
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In his ''Call to Jihad,'' recorded in 2010, Awlaki argued it was every Muslim's religious duty to kill Americans.
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He was particularly influential in pushing an interpretation of jihad as the armed struggle against perceived enemies of Islam.
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I mean, the specific differences between Islam, its doctrine of jihad, its doctrines around apostasy and blasphemy and martyrdom.
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This is part of her digital 23D-printing project that addresses issues of plastic, oil, techno-capitalism, and jihad.
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More than 700 of the supposed victims have complained, enraged by rumours of a fertility "jihad" against non-Muslims.
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Hindu nationalists fume about "love jihad"—marriages between Hindus and Muslims in which the Hindu partner converts to Islam.
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Whatever the outcome, Abu Jihad knows the experience will only have emboldened the group, and its driven, fearless leader.
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It is these sentiments which are then used to recruit brutalized individuals into joining the jihad against the west.
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Taheb told the informant "jihad was the best deed in Islam and the peak of Islam," the complaint said.
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So ISIS has turned elsewhere to maintain its image as the leader of global jihad: international attacks on civilians.
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After being tackled by passengers, Diaz said "jihad" and that there was something in the belly of the plane.
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"Palestinian factions will abide by calm as long as (Israel) abides by it," Islamic Jihad spokesman Daoud Shehab said.
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Al-Qaeda and Islamic State (IS), among others, have elevated violent jihad as the main pillar of Sunni Islam.
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More than 1,200 French citizens have participated in jihad in Syria or Iraq—and, worryingly, 244 have returned home.
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No motive is supplied, and although one guy claims, "We'll go to Heaven," we hear no mention of jihad.
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Israel killed a senior commander of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group in Gaza, setting off a wave of violence.
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Katz said there would be no change to Israeli military policy in Gaza, contradicting the assertion of Islamic Jihad.
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Islamic Jihad said the target of the Damascus attack was the home of a political leader, Akram Al-Ajouri.
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The deal is meant to end the decades-old Muslim rebellion in Mindanao and reduce the attraction of jihad.
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Jihad groups may make claims about the reasons for their attacks, but without one excuse another would be found.
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No wife bent on jihad as well, as with the couple in the December shootings in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Violent, offensive jihad is on the rise in Sri Lanka, and 2628 is turning out to be even worse.
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One of the videos is labeled "jihad nasheed ya shahid," a reference to a martyr's anthem, the complaint said.
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Bidding documents will be made available to oil companies planning to make offers on April 13, Jihad told Reuters.
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Serge Michailof is former director of Operations for the French Development Agency, and author of "Africanistan: Development or Jihad".
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The F.B.I. issued its own report, "The Radicalization Process: From Conversion to Jihad," that identified four stages of radicalization.
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"It's important for Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad to understand the severity of the situation," military spokesman Lt. Col.
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JEM leaders asserted that Electronic Jihad records rebels' calls and tracks their locations, providing warplanes coordinates to launch airstrikes.
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" Far-right activists also berated the title of a 2005 album, "Jihad," subtitled "The Greatest Fight Is Against Oneself.
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"We warned them that this man was vehemently spreading Wahhabism and that he was calling for jihad," he said.
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In Barking, residents described a man more likely to share candy with the neighborhood children than spread violent jihad.
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Islamic Jihad is widely seen as opposed to those negotiations, putting it at odds with Hamas, which controls Gaza.
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The intolerant and bigoted worldview nurtured by General Zia and the fallout of his jihad is still bleeding Pakistan.
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Mr. bin Attash was born in Saudi Arabia, and left at age 113 to join the jihad in Afghanistan.
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Those who support jihad make selective theological and legal arguments to justify violence against the perceived enemies of Islam.
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Coincidentally, Imam Siraj Wahhaj's wife, Jamella Jihad, recently wrote a book about the religious process of burial in Islam.
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One episode after being cast as the stereotypical jihad villain, Nassar is given a tragic and humanizing back story.
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It focuses on the groups and individuals planning transnational attacks — those casting themselves as part of the global jihad.
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His father said the Islamic Jihad commander had been in hiding in recent weeks, fearing he would be targeted.
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Tellingly, the centerpiece of the long G.O.P. jihad against Obamacare was the false claim that it would hurt Medicare.
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In the will, he claimed to have $29 million in Sudan, and asked that it be spent on jihad.
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"The Brotherhood, and its present-day allies and friends, [are] really working to forward the 'grand jihad,'" Spencer writes.
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"Over the last two days, we struck Hamas and Islamic Jihad with great force," he said in a statement.
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"We have found no evidence of posting on social media ... reflecting their commitment to jihad or to martyrdom," Comey said.
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I talk about and write about that a lot because for some reason I've always had a jihad against inaccuracies.
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The film, "What Every American Needs To Know About Jihad" listed Islamic terrorists and showed quotes of Osama Bin Laden.
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Virtually all recent jihadist attacks in the United States and Europe were couched in the Quranic concept of "defensive" jihad.
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He added that Islamic Jihad was trying to destabilize the border and blamed Hamas for failing to rein it in.
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Reporters have repeatedly exposed claims of "love jihad" as at best fevered fantasies and at worst, deliberate election-time inventions.
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Ziad al-Nakhaleh, the head of Islamic Jihad, calls the latest fighting a "live-fire drill" for an upcoming war.
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After that he would murder a policewoman, DC Victoria Henderson, as part of a campaign of "white jihad", he explained.
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Watson and Seyfried have already begun legal action against "Celeb Jihad," a site currently refusing to take down the images.
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They in turn preached to the family about faith and jihad and showed them videos of the war in Syria.
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Life of a jihadi While a member of ASG Abu Jihad performed many roles, participating in, and coordinating, training camps.
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Abu Jihad continues to write, in the hope that his words will steer others from the path he once chose.
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The JUI-F openly supports "jihad" in India's part of the disputed Kashmir region and a Taliban government in Afghanistan.
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On one street, nicknamed Avenue de Jihad, locals estimated that half the young men had gone missing, many to Libya.
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Mr Shekau justifies his murder of Muslims on the basis that anyone refusing to engage in jihad is an apostate.
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This may well be reinforced by a shift in the priorities of Western governments, from promoting democracy to fighting jihad.
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"I found justice in jihad, and dignity and bravery in leaving my old life for ever," he wrote on Twitter.
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For some Taliban, IS will offer an opportunity to continue jihad against those they see as infidels and their supporters.
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We're also working with allies and partners to destroy jihad it terrorist organizations such as ISIS and very successfully so.
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Another area was designated for washing dishes, not far from the slogan: "Heaven is jihad in the path of God".
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It is mostly a history of jihad in Mali, which for centuries lay on the trade route across the Sahara.
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Hamas, in turn, has voiced solidarity with Islamic Jihad but has not claimed responsibility for any of the rocket launches.
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Yet Beirut is also the place where the car bomb and suicide vest emerged as the quotidian weapons of jihad.
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Hamas and Islamic Jihad, the two prominent militant groups in Gaza, announced that their fighters were also on high alert.
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He also called for the end of U.S. designation of Hezbollah, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Hamas as foreign terrorist organizations.
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For all countries in the cross hairs of Jihad, there is no need to worry about suffering a contemporary Thermopylae.
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Gorka is the author of "Defeating Jihad" and a former Fox News contributor and national security editor for Breitbart News.
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He was arrested in March and charged with hate speech for allegedly publicly calling for a "jihad" against the Chinese.
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Authorities later discovered that the couple had been inspired by extremist ideology, had talked about jihad and sympathized with ISIS.
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For example, I just got a series of them yesterday from this guy whose handle is called 'Constance of Jihad.
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One of the most popular Toronto van attack conspiracies pushing an anti-Islam agenda comes from Jihad Watch's Robert Spencer.
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The United States helps those governments more effectively control their own territory and borders, reducing the likelihood of transnational jihad.
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The female San Bernardino shooter, here on a fiancé visa from Saudi Arabia, wrote of her support for Jihad online.
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And I was like listen, so for 0003, 19 years, you've been saying this is a jihad against foreigners, right?
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The media organization India Today ran a banner headline on its news channel saying that "jihad over justice" had prevailed.
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Tahrir al-Sham said "the lions of jihad and martyrdom will be waiting to pounce" against any incursion into Idlib.
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One document sets out several rules just to determine when a word like "martyr" or "jihad" indicates pro-terrorism speech.
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Starting Saturday morning, Hamas and Islamic Jihad unleashed an unusually heavy barrage of rockets and mortar shells into southern Israel.
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Facing a video camera operated by her brother, she recited a poem that extolled the virtues of jihad against Zionists.
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The DHS proposed social media rules after reports that San Bernardino shooter Tashfeen Malik had openly posted about jihad online.
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Islamic Jihad is not a party to the reconciliation deal and the episode threatened to derail the fledgling unity accord.
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When Abu Musab al-Zarqawi beheaded Nicholas Berg on camera, in 2004, and uploaded the video, jihad officially went online.
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But his is not a story of radicalization by YouTube; he doesn't dream of a caliphate or of waging jihad.
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Israel blames Hamas and Islamic Jihad for the violence, and has warned it will strike deep inside Gaza if provoked.
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When I asked my taxi driver about locals who left to wage jihad, he cursed Lladrovci as a "diseased dog".
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He also reinforces the idea that individuals should be obedient to their rulers and not declare jihad on their own.
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TWO SISTERS A Father, His Daughters, and Their Journey Into the Syrian Jihad By Asne Seierstad Translated by Sean Kinsella.
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The images created an uproar in Gaza, prompting calls for retaliation that were followed by rockets launched by Islamic Jihad.
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Ahmed Jihad is a mechanic rebuilding a badly smashed taxi van in a jerry-built garage in the West Bank.
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"We teach them that Islam is a peaceful religion and that jihad is about building not destroying," Mr. Khairul said.
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In a video will he left to be shared after his death, Muhandis called on his supporters to "perpetuate jihad".
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Pakistan was a key American ally during the Cold War, the anti-Soviet jihad in Afghanistan and the post-Sept.
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"Jihad had once become a way of living," said Manzoor Gilani, the former chief justice of Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
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Now, "not every Tom, Dick and Harry can stand up and say they will go for jihad," Mr. Gilani added.
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Abballa spent almost three years behind bars, and was moved among jails several times because he was proselytizing for jihad.
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The United States military's increased engagement will attract more foreign militants to Afghanistan to wage a jihad against the Americans.
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He helped Mr. Azzam run the Arab Services Bureau, which organized the participation of Arab volunteers in the Afghan jihad.
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Islamic State will now invest more of its resources in a "leaderless jihad" that does not need a physical state.
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Israel has said it blames Islamic Jihad, one of the coastal enclave's two main Islamist militant factions, for the rockets.
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In the death cult of apocalyptic jihad, the final battle between the righteous and the wicked is nearly at hand.
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We're also working with allies and partners to destroy jihad into terrorist organizations such as ISIS, and very successfully so.
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As the rocket fire persisted, Israel struck a series of Islamic Jihad targets throughout Gaza, killing at least three militants.
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But Bolton's views have also drawn praise from other areas, including anti-Islam activists known as the counter-jihad movement.
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The Fulani are traditionally Muslim, and some radicalized herdsmen have engaged in jihad against Christian farmers, especially in Plateau State.
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Hamas and the Islamic Jihad militant group, which also took part in the fighting, said Egypt had brokered a truce.
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After obtaining a search warrant, investigators searched a Facebook account used by Mr. Redzepagic where they found messages he had sent, including "I read a lot about jihad," and "since I got back from turkey from trying to perform Jihad and join Jabhat Al Nusra the cia has been bothering me," according to the complaint.
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In 2011, he was indicted in the United States and accused of conspiring with three others to recruit men to "wage violent jihad" in Europe and South Asia and of organizing a "violent jihad organization consisting of men and women from Europe and the US." Among those with whom Damache is alleged to have conspired, according to DOJ, is American citizen Colleen LaRose -- also known as "Jihad Jane" -- who pleaded guilty to following orders from alleged al Qaeda operatives in plotting to kill a Swedish artist over his drawings of the Muslim prophet Mohammed.
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Even knowing this, it might come as a surprise that the region's triumvirate of violent jihad is living openly in Pakistan.
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Abed al-Salam Jihad al-Masri was working on a construction site in Nazareth, Israel, when Israeli Police officers arrested him.
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In later interviews, he confessed to having lied, the complaint says, and admitted to "extensive contacts" with a recruiter about jihad.
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Bolton is endorsing a core policy idea of the counter-jihad — effectively, serving as their voice without the most extreme baggage.
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Trump's pick for secretary of state has, like Bolton, aligned himself with the counter-jihad without endorsing their most extreme ideas.
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Who are the social media companies protecting when they ban people for reporting facts about Islamic Jihad and Sharia in America?
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This, many thought—absent any evidence—was surely an act of jihad, whether orchestrated by a group like ISIS or otherwise.
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An Islamic Jihad militant source named the driver as Sari Abu Ghrab, 26, from the northern West Bank village of Qabatia.
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ISIS and other Islamist terrorists continually slaughter Christians in their communities and places of worship as part of their global jihad.
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The same tools through which they are pushed to join jihad could help to stop them before it is too late.
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"Thermal sight for Mujahideen (those involved in Jihad), you can connect via this id on Telegram @ash551," the message above reads.
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ISIS and other Islamic terrorists continuously slaughter Christians in their communities and places of worship as part of their global jihad.
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Ali Kourani and Samer el Debek were arrested in June, and charged with providing material support to Hezbollah's Islamic Jihad Organization.
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Islamic Jihad did not take sides, and wound up receiving far better funding and weapons deliveries from Tehran, Mr. Baconi said.
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While Hamas has been open to long-term truces, it refuses, like Islamic Jihad, to accept permanent co-existence with Israel.
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A clash set off by Israel's killing of an Islamic Jihad commander teetered between containment and escalation into a broader conflict.
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Another video, "best jihad nasheed," is nearly three minutes long and includes subtitles as images of battles on a desert appear.
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The former detainee, Jihad Diyab, is a Syrian who was among six lower-level detainees resettled in Uruguay in December 2014.
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A coalition of Kashmiri groups, the United Jihad Council, claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it opposed Indian rule of Kashmir.
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"Fasting has already been imposed upon us," Jihad, who lives in the blockaded neighborhood of Al Waer, in Homs, told me.
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"He is on a jihad right now, literally, no less than a legal terrorist," Klayman said of Mueller at the time.
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Avenatti's media jihad has clearly gotten under the skin of Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani as well as Cohen's lawyer Stephen Ryan.
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The fighting began when Hamas and Islamic Jihad, two Gaza militant groups, fired around 600 projectiles into Israel over the weekend.
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At the mosque on Fridays, Clizbe would hear calls for young men to travel east and wage jihad against the communists.
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Under Nasser, the government had executed Sayyid Qutb, a Brotherhood member and theorist of jihad, whose death inspired generations of radicals.
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Bruce Irvin and second-round pick Jihad Ward hypothetically bring more pass rush, but Irvin's hybrid role didn't always yield results.
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Some European Muslims reportedly purchased books like "Islam for Dummies" before embarking on journeys to take part in jihad in Syria.
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He suggested that he had broken ties with bin Laden after the terrorist leader shifted focus from Afghanistan to global jihad.
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Mujahid said "as long as there is even one American solder in our country", the Islamist insurgents would "continue our jihad".
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" Abdul Hadi, 43, lorry driver from Afghanistan "People behind these attacks have got nothing to do with jihad and our religion.
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Terrorist groups like Jamaat-ul Mujahideen Bangladesh and Harkat-ul-Jihad al Bangladesh also flourished under the B.N.P.'s political cover.
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French jihad expert and RFI reporter David Thomson estimates that around 211 Nice residents are currently fighting alongside Islamist militant groups.
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French jihad expert and RFI reporter David Thomson estimates that around 219 Nice residents are currently fighting alongside Islamist militant groups.
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After all, the jihad against government workers probably reached its high point in 2010-2011, along with the Tea Party movement.
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Islamic Jihad fired a barrage of rockets from Gaza into Israel, setting off air-raid sirens in communities such as Ashkelon.
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"Jihad is ongoing until the day of judgment," he told his supporters, according to a transcript provided by SITE Intelligence Group.
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The Quds Force also works with Palestinian terrorist groups like Hamas and Islamic Jihad, among other nefarious organizations in other countries.
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"Why are the children killed if the Israeli army has a problem with someone?" asked Dawood Shihab, an Islamic Jihad spokesman.
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"I've had it with the gun grabbing Democrats and their sit in anti 2nd amendment jihad," King tweeted early Thursday morning.
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Five members of Imam Doudi's flock left to fight jihad in Syria, the police say, though the imam denies knowing them.
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"They see bombings as jihad, which is a good deed that will bring rewards for the entire family," Ms. Noor said.
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Exports from its southern Basra terminals reached 3.326 million bpd, down from 3.4 million bpd in November, spokesman Asim Jihad said.
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As many as seven hundred have returned home, and the government claims to have prevented sixteen thousand from embarking on jihad.
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"At times, Jany Leveille would laugh and joke about dying in Jihad as would Subhanna Wahhaj," according to the court document.
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Recent fighting between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) group in Gaza also is linked to Iran's support for PIJ.
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But with "Géhenne," the somewhat hopeful message of "Jihad" — that terrorists can come back from the dark side — has been tempered.
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A spokesman for Islamic Jihad told CNN Friday morning that Egypt had been leading efforts overnight to restore calm in Gaza.
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Bin Laden saw that Afghan jihad would be over soon, the Soviets have withdrawn, and it's just a matter of time.
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" The complaint said Mr. Redzepagic told the authorities "he was prepared to strap a bomb on and sacrifice himself for jihad.
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Donations — and the ability to accept them online through PayPal and similar companies — are a lifeline for sites like Jihad Watch.
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On Thursday morning, Israel confirmed a cease-fire had gone into effect, and there were reports that it had agreed to spurn live fire at the Gaza fence — suggesting Islamic Jihad could earn new bragging rights: Hamas has been sending protesters to be killed at the fence for 19 months, but Islamic Jihad was finally protecting them.
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"These killings are not a just part of Jihad, but mere acts of terrorism, and crimes against humanity," Maulana Masoud told CNN.
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They were returning home, furnished with brand-new Pakistani passports, a gift of citizenship often offered to those who join the jihad.
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Prosecutors said Damache sought to recruit light-skinned women and others who did not fit the traditional terrorist profile to wage jihad.
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Shutting down any terror "pipeline" in an age of transnational jihad and online radicalization has to be driven by sophisticated intelligence networks.
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The group formed in 2013 after Belmokhtar's Mulathamun Battalion linked up with the Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa (MUJAO).
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Iraq, OPEC's second-biggest oil producer, supports any agreement that would stabilise the market, Oil Ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said on Tuesday.
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In recent years, the ISIS affiliate has recruited heavily from the region, arming Peul men in return for their participation in jihad.
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Morehshin Allahyari, an Iranian artist, created a series of sculptures exploring "the poetic relationships between 3D printing, plastic, oil, technocapitalism and jihad".
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Counter-terrorism officers have long worried about the danger posed by Britons returning from Syria, where about 800 went to wage jihad.
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Mansour was determined to sustain the jihad and pursue the dream of re-establishing Islamic Emirate by force of arms and attrition.
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"The resumption of Kirkuk shipments of between 2000,2185 and 2000,000 barrels per day will not add to Iraq's total exports," Jihad said.
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The charging documents reference a social media account linked to Rahami that had list of favorite videos, including two jihad "anthem" songs.
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"According to evidence, he joined Jihad and said goodbye to family members," they added, referring to the term for Islamic holy war.
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Last August, we saw a truck used as a weapon of jihad in Nice, France, so why didn't police prevent this one?
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He requests anonymity from CNN -- he is fearful his enemies will find him and kill him for speaking out against violent jihad.
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FBI Director James Comey said that neither Malik or her husband and fellow shooter posted publicly on social media about supporting jihad.
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Informants were instructed to "create and capture": provoking conversations about jihad and terrorism at study groups and mosques, and capturing the responses.
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I heard that yesterday in a mosque they were telling people to get out on the streets for jihad – are you joking?
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Annalise Domenighini has an Andrew Jackson Jihad "snuggly" that she wears in the office every day, but is now reconsidering some things.
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"We are looking forward to seeing a new government," said Jihad Azour, the IMF's Director of the Middle East and Central Asia.
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" Muslims, he wrote, should use bitcoin to support jihad because it has "no points of weakness" and is untraceable by "kafir government.
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Violent Islamism may have limited appeal, but the more fiercely the non-violent version is repressed, the more appealing extremist jihad seems.
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One of the greatest fears driving supporters to Trump is that of the global jihad, led today by ISIS and al Qaeda.
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An Islamic Jihad official confirmed it was the same incident in which the home of political leader, Akram Al-Ajouri, was struck.
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An Islamic Jihad official confirmed it was the same incident in which the home of political leader, Akram Al-Ajouri, was struck.
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Israel rejects that as demographic suicide and sees no means of making peace as long as Hamas and Islamic Jihad are armed.
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Amid all this, a naughty thought crept in: Should we — while, of course, bombing back — thank Islamic Jihad for the 533 rockets?
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One Israeli minister, Yuval Steinitz, warned that Israel would broaden its assault if Hamas did not act to rein in Islamic Jihad.
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First, it must cover the entire Af-Pak theatre and fully integrate with the larger strategy for fighting the global Islamic jihad.
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Indeed, those who claimed to be religiously observant were even more likely than others to see jihad as a peaceful personal struggle.
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This summer, a spokesman for the Islamic State, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, advised his followers overseas to carry out jihad at home.
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Radical Islamists believe green birds carry the souls of martyrs to paradise if they die waging violent jihad, according to trial testimony.
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Booker had expressed support for the terrorist group al-Qaida and said on Facebook that he wanted to die in a jihad.
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"It put some people on edge, and they felt certain that a jihad was going to occur in Pocatello," Ms. Nye said.
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All of this is indeed true, but these arguments were presented 85033 years ago in publications like Benjamin Barber's Jihad vs. McWorld.
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For naïve young men, disenchanted with jihad and looking at forty years to life, that can be a powerful incentive to talk.
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In Baghdad, Iraqi oil ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said the wait is due to bad weather and should not exceed 15 days.
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Related: Jihad In Kenya Other nations would not look kindly on Kenya failing to live up to its legal responsibilities, he said.
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BTW -- Czar's been blowing up in the sports world ... he's done work on stars like Johnny Manziel, Jihad Ward and Sidney Jones.
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As the Islamic State grew, it lured recruits to the region for its jihad and attracted supporters who carried out attacks worldwide.
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God, be pleased with those who want to go for jihad – and blind those who are watching and want to capture them.
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L'extrême-droite a aussi tancé le titre d'un album paru en 2005, "Jihad", sous-titré "Le meilleur combat est contre soi-même".
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The military said that most of the 0003 were "active operatives" of Hamas, while some were affiliated with another group, Islamic Jihad.
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Just after midnight, someone posted his work email address on Jihad Watch, along with those of the council members and the mayor.
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In November, Islamic Jihad said Israel had targeted the house of one of its officials in Damascus, killing one of his sons.
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In mid-2016, with travel across the Turkish border with Syria becoming increasingly difficult, Islamic State leaders endorsed the jihad in Mindanao.
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The military wing of Hamas — the Islamic militant group that rules Gaza — claimed responsibility jointly with another faction, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
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"Jihad, martyrdom, war, suicide, those were their goals," said Sri Wahyuni, one of the social workers taking care of the Surabaya children.
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Qassem Soleimani, head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), founder of its jihad-exporting Quds Forces and Tehran's terror master nonpareil.
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Imam Jihad M. Turk, the president of Bayan Claremont, an Islamic graduate school at the Claremont School of Theology in Claremont, Calif.
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A good example of the challenge is the case of Anjem Choudary, who spent nearly two decades preaching jihad and radicalizing youths.
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It was in 1980, after having read a magazine article, that he was inspired by the idea of fighting jihad in Afghanistan.
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Jihad said three wells that remain outside the control of the security forces would be extinguished as soon as they were recaptured.
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He is the author of "Counter Jihad: The American Military Experience in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria" (2018) and "The Last Warlord" (2013).
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Police said they had intercepted a letter that Novi intended to send to her parents stating her intention to carry out jihad.
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If not, then Mr. Awlaki "could repent for those sins and his commitment to jihad would outweigh such transgressions," Mr. Abdulmutallab said.
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Whenever we see an opportunity of jihad arising, we will call upon those members of al Qaeda to come and join us.
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"People need to understand that Lebanon is no longer an easy target," said Dr. Jihad, who asked not reveal his full name.
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By 2012, Lladrovci had begun to discuss these ideas in online chat-rooms with names such as al-Sharia and al-Jihad.
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Before they joined the Jihad, most of them did not exhibit inherently evil behaviors, nor were they particularly devout in their religion.
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But U.N. and Islamic Jihad officials were in touch Wednesday with Egyptian mediators, who typically broker deals to end fighting in Gaza.
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Abu el-Atta's relatives and the Islamic Jihad said Abu el-Atta's wife was killed and the two wounded were their children.
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In Gaza City, Daoud Shehab, a protest organiser who is also spokesman for the militant Islamic Jihad, urged participants to remain peaceful.
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The group also urged Indian Muslims to wage jihad against their own government, currently led by Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.
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The imam who had refused to preach jihad survived by hiding under the bodies of two friends and playing dead, he said.
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Hamas and Islamic Jihad are the only groups in Gaza known to possess rockets with a range capable of reaching Tel Aviv.
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Islamic Jihad said that Qassem Soleimani, a senior Iranian general, spoke to its leadership to "stress Iran's support for the Palestinian resistance".
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In a speech in December, an AQIM official addressed Muslims in the nation of Burkina Faso, calling upon them to participate in jihad.
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Other extremist groups, some of them splinters from JI, remained committed to jihad, but they lacked JI's training regimen, indoctrination process and discipline.
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This was their first visit back - and the first time for their sons, Jihad, 13, Laithullah, 11, Mohammed Nour, 10 and Yazan, 5.
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The rebels were "completely besieged and all the cards are in the hand of the Russian guarantor", said Abu Jihad, another rebel official.
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" According to prosecutors, Zazi and two others had gone to Pakistan "to wage jihad (violent struggle) against American and coalition forces in Afghanistan.
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Video footage of him dressed in fatigues and inviting young men join him in jihad, regularly appeared on Facebook, WhatsApp and other platforms.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Islamic State called on its group members to carry out jihad in Russia in a nine-minute YouTube video on Sunday.
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He also calls for jihad against Israel and its American backers to "liberate" Palestine, according to a translation by the SITE Intelligence Group.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Palestinian factions will restore calm in Gaza if Israel reciprocates, a spokesman for the Islamic Jihad militant group said on Tuesday.
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And even more disturbing, Cruz stated that LGBT activists who were simply seeking equal rights were waging a "jihad" against people of faith.
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"You can tell how nice a car someone drove to the jihad by how much the Turks assessed their vehicles," said Van Vlierden.
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Islamism is a political and theocratic philosophy that commands its adherence to wage violent jihad, to murder or to forcibly convert all infidels.
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On his website Jihad Watch, anti-Muslim activist Robert Spencer wondered if the authorities are "not being honest with us" about Monday's attack.
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Their performative tactics such as "topless jihad" frequently target Muslim women who they claim to be liberating from both 'Islam' and Muslim men.
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Website Celeb Jihad allegedly published photos of the actress in a sheer shirt and no bra taken by her stylist, according to TMZ.
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Of 92 Swiss "jihad travelers" identified as having journeyed to the Middle East to participate in violent conflicts since 2001, 31 are dead.
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If places like Molenbeek are to break the cycle of jihad, young Muslims will need to feel properly at home in the West.
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Saudi Arabia claims that less than 20% of its 3,000-plus graduates returned to jihad—which means its curriculum failed hundreds of times.
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Labor politician Jihad Dib, a member of the New South Wales state parliament, told a Sydney rally that Australia was stronger with multiculturalism.
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Mr Bilash did call for "jihad" in a recent fiery oration, but specified that he meant an "ideological" battle, not a literal one.
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The complaint includes numerous social media postings and other communications in which Al-Jayab discussed jihad, using assault rifles and training with militants.
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If "jihad" were the main cause of violence in America, then it would be imprecise to propose gun control as the principle solution.
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The site Celeb Jihad posted a bunch of "before-and-after" nude selfies it claims are Anna showing off a recent boob job.
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However, they did show "signs in their communication of their joint commitment to jihad and to martyrdom" in private messages, according to Comey.
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Three militants, including Mufti Abdul Hannan, the head of the Harkat-ul Jihad Islami group, were convicted and sentenced to death in 2008.
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This comes weeks after a state judge received death threats for granting bail to the group accused of child abuse and planning "jihad".
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Twenty-six of those arrested were members of a closed religious study group that supported armed jihad, the MHA said in a statement.
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We are officially changing our name from Andrew Jackson Jihad to the simple, familiar abbreviation that most of you already call us: AJJ.
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Jabhat al-Nusra has formed alliances with more moderate groups; and it has focused on the fight in Syria rather than global jihad.
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"ISIS and other Islamist terrorists continually slaughter Christians in their communities and places of worship as part of their global jihad," Trump said.
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In a pre-dawn strike today, Israeli forces killed a senior commander of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the Gaza Strip, officials said.
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The massive jihad parole has happened under both the Bush and the Obama administrations, and both have released killers back to the battlefield.
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But the Hamas takeover in Gaza led to new friction when some elements of the defeated Fatah movement were merged into Islamic Jihad.
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The F.B.I. said the attackers had become radicalized before they met online and had communicated privately about jihad and martyrdom before they married.
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In recent years, as the Sahelian climate has worsened, many herders who had bought weapons to protect their animals have turned to jihad.
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We will not defeat it by pretending Islam has nothing to do with motivating young Muslim men to commit jihad and kill innocents.
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Colleen LaRose, better known as "Jihad Jane," subscribed to Revolution Muslim's channels and planned to murder a cartoonist before her well-publicized arrest.
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Though he is considered a secular leader opposed to Islamists, he maintains connections to radical Salafi clerics who call for jihad in Libya.
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Among seven people killed were Jihad Mughniyeh, the son of one of Hezbollah's founders, and a senior commander from Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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"He wanted to do jihad (holy war), that was clear," Mark Trevidic, the judge who presided over the 2013 investigation, told Le Figaro.
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Some of these performers have played the festival before (Baauer, Sophie), while others are making their Austin debuts (Iglooghost, N.A.A.F.I.'s Mexican Jihad).
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Eventually, Omar says, they began torturing him to make him confess that Uighur students had gone to Egypt to take part in jihad.
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Yehuda Fox, who leads the army's Gaza division, recently showed Hamas and Islamic Jihad tunnels discovered and destroyed in the past few months.
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The high-profile act of jihad-inspired terrorism that was seen in many respects as a near miss injured dozens without killing anyone.
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The group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, re-emerges in a video, warning that while the caliphate may be gone, the jihad continues.
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On Monday, Israel bombed what it said was an offensive tunnel belonging to Islamic Jihad that ran beneath the border fence into Israel.
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Rebranding "jihad" in Turkey, he argued, was perilous given its connotation in a surrounding region where it was being used for violent ends.
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A woman named Vicky Davis, her hair in a satiny white bob, stood up and proclaimed that Islam had declared jihad on America.
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Islamic Jihad took responsibility in a statement on its official website, saying its military wing, Saraya al-Quds, is responsible for the shelling.
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There was a major escalation in Gaza overnight after Israel killed a senior Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) commander in an airstrike early Tuesday.
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The Israeli military continued to insist on Friday that it had struck "an Islamic Jihad military infrastructure" in the Deir el-Balah attack.
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Mohammad works for Palestinian Islamic Jihad but in a civilian capacity, the group said, mediating disputes between families and performing other social functions.
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Al Qaeda's leader, Ayman al-Zawahri, called on Tunisians in a recent audio message to wage jihad to "excise tyranny" from the country.
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These include prominent figures Samir Qantar and Jihad Moughniyah, the son of Imad Moughniyah, who were killed in separate Israeli attacks last year.
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Such attacks have been launched against Israel periodically from the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip, where the Islamic Jihad group is backed by Iran.
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He has also written essays on 'just war' and Muslims' responsibility in countering violence and denouncing conflict and jihad, unless in self-defense.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi, Libya's leader at the time, and a personal jihad against that dictatorship, which in turn shook up his children's world.
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Frustration led young people to take to the streets in 2011; a similar desperate impulse is now driving other young people toward jihad.
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Representatives of Mr. al-Arab's company, Al Jihad for Commerce and Contracting, contacted this November, insisted that all the trash was sorted properly.
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Bowe Bergdahl, right, stands with a Taliban fighter in eastern Afghanistan in an image taken from video obtained from Voice Of Jihad Website.
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Jihad, a telecommunications engineer in Kafranbel, said that the strike had hit a busy area, and that he knew 13 of the victims.
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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — The Islamic Jihad militant group early Thursday announced a cease-fire ending two days of heavy fighting with Israel.
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Until recently, Amazon allowed Jihad Watch to participate in a program that promised a cut of any book sales that the site generated.
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Prosecutors in Astana said in a statement they were focusing on remarks by Mr. Bilash in February calling for "jihad" against the Chinese.
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Was he embarrassed perhaps, that his brother was doing what he never could—and leading a jihad to the very doorstep of America?
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In response to the rockets, the IDF said it carried out airstrikes on targets in Gaza including a tunnel, rocket launcher sites and other military compounds used by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ.) The military also struck a mosque in al-Shati in northern Gaza, which the IDF said was used a command and control center by Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
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MEMRI asserts that the Al-Hoda school is affiliated with the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist group and has held similar performances in the past.
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In its ongoing jihad against federal regulations, the Trump administration has indicated some interest in targeting the ones that attempt to fight climate change.
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Al-Qaeda allegedly hacked a microsite of the Indian Railways for a brief period on Tuesday, urging Indian Muslims to join its global jihad.
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It also called him one of the founders of Egyptian Islamic Jihad, the first Sunni group to use suicide bombers in its terror attacks.
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In messages with an undercover FBI agent, Hester said the US government should be "overthrown" and wrote that he wanted "global jihad," officials said.
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Meanwhile, Hamas and Islamic Jihad continue to fire rockets indiscriminately into Israel, challenging the very notion that peace negotiations are feasible at this time.
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It has also produced the largest contingent of French militants waging jihad in Syria, with about one in 10 originating from the Mediterranean city.
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Following the fire, Jihad Watch posted an article with a headline that made it appear like the content was directly connected to the fire.
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"Our battle today is a war of attrition to harm the enemy, and they should know that jihad will continue until doomsday," he said.
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"Everyone is committed to the agreements," said rebel official Abu Jihad, adding rebels had already begun since late Wednesday handing over their heavy weapons.
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The Islamic Jihad group said it was denied access to the collapsed tunnel and was unable to recover the bodies of its five members.
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According to the court statement, the charges against Oweida include helping Islamic Jihad hack into and monitor broadcasts from Israeli drones flying above Gaza.
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There is, however, broad agreement that the internet both amplifies the impact of terrorism and launches some disaffected youths on the path to jihad.
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"Positive results are being progressively seen," Jihad Azour, head of the IMF's Middle East department, said in an interview during a visit to Dubai.
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" The message also suggested using the Games to target the enemies of jihad, including Western athletes, and said it would introduce the hashtag "#RioLW.
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"Everyday there is aggression and terror [by Israel]," says Daoud Shihab of Islamic Jihad, a Palestinian armed group that has fired rockets into Israel.
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" While there, he filled out an intake form in which he disclosed his "name, age, skills, specialty before jihad, and status as a fighter.
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Y.: They are on a jihad to deport as many people as they can who they believe are not in the United States legally.
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What is not at issue is that Al Awlaki was a despicable human being who was bent on carrying out his jihad against America.
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The investigation of Booker was launched in March 2014 after he posted on Facebook of his intentions to engage in violent jihad, prosecutors said.
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He is the author of the new book "United States of Jihad: Investigating America's Homegrown Terrorists" from which this article is in part adapted.
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"The minister is very keen to rehabilitate the Kirkuk oilfield and raise production from there as soon as possible," spokesman Asim Jihad told Reuters.
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Emma's lawyers sent a cease and desist letter to the website, Celeb Jihad -- which somehow acquired private photos of Emma in a sheer top.
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" According to the criminal complaint, Daniels sent $250 in January 2016 to an ISIS operative "and had communicated his commitment to violent overseas jihad.
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These days life for young Arabs is often a miserable choice between a struggle against poverty at home, emigration or, in extreme cases, jihad.
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But if the routes to foreign jihad are closed off, warns an IS sympathiser in Baqa'a, they may honour the obligation in Jordan instead.
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With the United Kingdom's elections this week, we will see firsthand whether or not the nations of Europe intend to face jihad head-on.
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Iran eagerly proclaimed itself the leader of a global jihadist cause; it made that ideal appear realizable, and the path of jihad as practical.
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Islamic Jihad and Israel declared a halt to fighting across Gaza on Thursday but a lasting ceasefire appeared tenuous as they differed on terms.
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That is why we must protect ourselves from the killers through military vigilance and we must challenge the doctrine of jihad through ideological battle.
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When he caught up with them, one of the men took down his email address and gave him an I LOVE JIHAD T-shirt.
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OPEC's second-largest producer's exports generated $7.3 billion at a price of $69.322 per barrel, oil ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said in a statement.
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While security is often highlighted at this time, it is not just about terrorism and confronting global Islamic jihad in any and every form.
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Spain, and especially Catalonia, hosts many Salafists, devotees of an ultra-conservative brand of Sunni Islam; a minority of its adherents favour violent jihad.
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The story is largely familiar—Emwazi was drifting after university, in search of meaning for his life, and jihad gave him a higher purpose.
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Gaza erupted after Islamic Jihad gunmen sniped at Israeli soldiers, and Israel's response was met by 600-plus Hamas rockets against Israeli civilian targets.
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But the king faced a choice: to continue expansionary jihad, which would have invited conflict with the British, or to build a modern state.
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But facts be damned, Obama and his merry band of jihad enablers desperately seek to turn the nation's attention away from the real problems.
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Dawood Shehab, a spokesman for Islamic Jihad in Gaza, said the group knew nothing about Mr. Oweida or anybody else mentioned in the case.
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The narrative is based on hundreds of pages of police interrogation records that Ben secured, showing one young man's journey to jihad in Syria.
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And if radical Islamist terrorism really is moving in this direction, that poses a problem to Kepel's assertion that "jihad fatigue" is setting in.
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Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called Global Jihad, which explored the Islamic State's appeal in Europe and US airstrikes against the group.
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