The Wider Jihadi Movement Will Take Over Where the Islamic State Left Off
What does the future of the Islamic State look like in the wake of its battlefield losses in Iraq and Syria? Can it sustain itself as a movement drawing in sympathizers and recruits from around the… worldpoliticsreview.com
J.M. Berger✔@intelwire Great piece by @ToreRHamming on the likely impact of the fall of ISIS on jihadimovements https://www.worldpoliticsreview.com/articles/23696/the-wider-jihadi-movement-will-take-over-where-the-islamic-state-left-off …
Terrorism, the Internet, and the Islamic State’s Defeat: It’s Over, But It’s Not Over -The roll-back of the self-declared Islamic State group’s territory does not mean that it’s online presence has shrunk. cfr.org
Wise words on the post-#Mosul/post-#Raqqa evolution of #IS online. Its media may have collapsed, but the virtual caliphate isn’t going anywhere. https://www.cfr.org/blog/terrorism-internet-and-islamic-states-defeat-its-over-its-not-over …
Analysis: Islamic State media output goes into sharp decline -Since it burst onto the international scene in 2014, so-called Islamic State (IS) has taken jihadist media production to new levels, releasing a constant stream of high-quality images and slick … monitoring.bbc.co.uk
Charlie Winter@charliewinter –Brilliant work from @Minalami & @BBCMonitoring on the #IS media decline. Great analysis, great visualisations. https://monitoring.bbc.co.uk/product/c1dnnj2k …