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British Jihadi 'White Widow' Killed In US Drone Strike
Sally Jones, a British jihadi who recruited online for the ISIS terror group, has been killed in Syria by a US drone along with her 12-year-old son, The Sun newspaper reported on Thursday.
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False Lure Of 'Empowerment' Drawing Women To ISIS: Report
The dreaded terrorist group ISIS is luring foreign women recruits with a false sense of "empowerment", according to a new report by a UK think tank.
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Saudi Arabia's New Jihadists: Poorly Trained But Hard To Stop
Technical hitches limited the death tolls in three suicide attacks in Saudi Arabia but the apparent coordination of the blasts suggests jihadis have the tools to sustain their bombing campaign.
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Spanish Police Arrest 4 For Suspected Jihad Links
The Interior Ministry says police have arrested four people in the Madrid area suspected of spreading pro-jihad propaganda and recruiting followers.
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4 Arrested In Spain, Morocco For ISIS Armed Group Ties
Spanish and Moroccan police today arrested four suspected members of a jihadi cell that sought to recruit fighters for ISIS, including one described as a former Guantanamo detainee who once fought with militants in Afghanistan.
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MI5 Tried To Recruit Indian-Origin 'New Jihadi John': Report
Britain's intelligence services had tried to recruit Indian-origin ISIS terror suspect Siddhartha Dhar as a double agent before he managed to flee to Syria, a media report claimed today.
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ISIS Techies Now Run 24-Hour 'Help Desk' for Jihadis: Experts
The Internet-savvy Islamic State terror network has set up a 24-hour 'Jihadi Help Desk' manned by IT experts to enable its foot soldiers spread its diabolic message worldwide, recruit followers and launch more attacks on foreign soil, counter-terrorism experts say.
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United Nations to Slap Sanctions on 4 British Islamic State Jihadists
The United Nations is expected to place sanctions on four British jihadists accused of fighting or recruiting for the Islamic State group in Syria, the British government said on Tuesday.
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Most Wanted Terrorist Among 7 Arrested by Security Forces in Assam
One of the most wanted from the terror group, National Democratic Front of Bodoland (Songojit faction) or the NDFB (S) and six other Jihadi terror suspects have been arrested by joint forces of the Indian Army, Sashastra Seema Bal and state police in Assam.
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Islamic State Runs Hotels, Bridal Shops, Malls to Lure Jihadi Recruits
The Islamic State group is running swanky five star hotels, bridal boutiques and shopping malls to entice foreign jihadi recruits via social media in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul which the dreaded terrorist outfit captured a year ago.
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Canada to Hold Conference Over Jihadist Youth Fears
Canada is to hold a national conference to discuss ways of preventing young people from pursuing jihadism following the arrest of 10 youths attempting to join the Islamic State group, officials said Wednesday.
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Suspected Jihadist Recruiters On Trial in Serbia, Albania
Fifteen men went on trial in Serbia and Albania on Tuesday accused of recruiting and financing volunteers to go to Syria to fight with jihadist groups.
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Fertile Ground for Militancy in Hometown of Jihadi John
With the news that Emwazi is one of the most notorious members of the Islamic State that loose group of young men has emerged as the latest example of a breeding ground for Islamic radicals in Europe.
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Now, Islamic State Recruits From Europe Fed Up, Want to Return Home
A chunk of jihadis from Europe, who had gone to join the Islamic State with high hopes, suddenly appear to have developed acute homesickness. Giving reasons that range from having to clean toilets to their iPod no longer working, or that it is too cold in the camps, most are writing to their families, begging to be allowed to return.
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UN Security Council Mulls Resolution to Tackle Iraq Militants
The UN Security Council is negotiating a draft resolution to tackle Islamic State militants by financially weakening the jihadi Islamist group, stopping a flow of foreign fighters, and threatening sanctions on those who recruit and help the group.
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British Jihadi 'White Widow' Killed In US Drone Strike
Sally Jones, a British jihadi who recruited online for the ISIS terror group, has been killed in Syria by a US drone along with her 12-year-old son, The Sun newspaper reported on Thursday.
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False Lure Of 'Empowerment' Drawing Women To ISIS: Report
The dreaded terrorist group ISIS is luring foreign women recruits with a false sense of "empowerment", according to a new report by a UK think tank.
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Saudi Arabia's New Jihadists: Poorly Trained But Hard To Stop
Technical hitches limited the death tolls in three suicide attacks in Saudi Arabia but the apparent coordination of the blasts suggests jihadis have the tools to sustain their bombing campaign.
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Spanish Police Arrest 4 For Suspected Jihad Links
The Interior Ministry says police have arrested four people in the Madrid area suspected of spreading pro-jihad propaganda and recruiting followers.
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4 Arrested In Spain, Morocco For ISIS Armed Group Ties
Spanish and Moroccan police today arrested four suspected members of a jihadi cell that sought to recruit fighters for ISIS, including one described as a former Guantanamo detainee who once fought with militants in Afghanistan.
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MI5 Tried To Recruit Indian-Origin 'New Jihadi John': Report
Britain's intelligence services had tried to recruit Indian-origin ISIS terror suspect Siddhartha Dhar as a double agent before he managed to flee to Syria, a media report claimed today.
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ISIS Techies Now Run 24-Hour 'Help Desk' for Jihadis: Experts
The Internet-savvy Islamic State terror network has set up a 24-hour 'Jihadi Help Desk' manned by IT experts to enable its foot soldiers spread its diabolic message worldwide, recruit followers and launch more attacks on foreign soil, counter-terrorism experts say.
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United Nations to Slap Sanctions on 4 British Islamic State Jihadists
The United Nations is expected to place sanctions on four British jihadists accused of fighting or recruiting for the Islamic State group in Syria, the British government said on Tuesday.
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Most Wanted Terrorist Among 7 Arrested by Security Forces in Assam
One of the most wanted from the terror group, National Democratic Front of Bodoland (Songojit faction) or the NDFB (S) and six other Jihadi terror suspects have been arrested by joint forces of the Indian Army, Sashastra Seema Bal and state police in Assam.
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Islamic State Runs Hotels, Bridal Shops, Malls to Lure Jihadi Recruits
The Islamic State group is running swanky five star hotels, bridal boutiques and shopping malls to entice foreign jihadi recruits via social media in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul which the dreaded terrorist outfit captured a year ago.
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Canada to Hold Conference Over Jihadist Youth Fears
Canada is to hold a national conference to discuss ways of preventing young people from pursuing jihadism following the arrest of 10 youths attempting to join the Islamic State group, officials said Wednesday.
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Suspected Jihadist Recruiters On Trial in Serbia, Albania
Fifteen men went on trial in Serbia and Albania on Tuesday accused of recruiting and financing volunteers to go to Syria to fight with jihadist groups.
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Fertile Ground for Militancy in Hometown of Jihadi John
With the news that Emwazi is one of the most notorious members of the Islamic State that loose group of young men has emerged as the latest example of a breeding ground for Islamic radicals in Europe.
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Now, Islamic State Recruits From Europe Fed Up, Want to Return Home
A chunk of jihadis from Europe, who had gone to join the Islamic State with high hopes, suddenly appear to have developed acute homesickness. Giving reasons that range from having to clean toilets to their iPod no longer working, or that it is too cold in the camps, most are writing to their families, begging to be allowed to return.
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UN Security Council Mulls Resolution to Tackle Iraq Militants
The UN Security Council is negotiating a draft resolution to tackle Islamic State militants by financially weakening the jihadi Islamist group, stopping a flow of foreign fighters, and threatening sanctions on those who recruit and help the group.
