Al-Qaida and its Syrian affiliates air their dirty laundry on social media
Gilad Shiloach analyzes tension and conflict between al-Qaida affiliates in Syria.
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“Attacking the Khawarij of al-Baghdadi”: Is al-Qaeda’s Egyptian Affiliate Making a Comeback?
ISIS may have a new competitor in the Sinai Peninsula.
al-Shabaab’s Resurgence in the Horn of Africa: Factors Contributing to the Group’s Persistence
Alexander Takele analyzes the improvement in the fortunes of the al-Shabaab jihadi-salafi militant group.
The Islamic State (IS) and al-Qaʿida: Ideology and Practice
MDC Senior Research Fellow Dr. Esther Webman examines the ideology and goals of the Islamic State and al-Qaʿida as expressed in their English-language publications.
Al-Qaeda's Leadership Crisis (Israel Hayom)
MDC Dr. Michael Barak has published an op-ed in Israel Hayom about the decline of al-Qaeda.
Three Years After: Islamism's Ambiguous Prospects
MDC Senior Research Fellow Dr. Esther Webman discusses the situation of the various Islamist movements of the Middle East three years after the 'Arab Spring' uprisings.
Al-Qa'ida and the "Arab Spring": Redefining Its Modus Operandi
MDC Senior Research Fellow Esther Webman discusses the new circumstances Jihadi movements are facing following the Arab Spring.
Al-Qa'ida's New West African Map: Ançar Dine, Boko Haram, and Jihadism in the Trans-Sahara
Dr. Micha'el Tanchum discusses new alignments between Islamist groups in West Africa.
The Right to Choose: The Women of al-Qa'ida
Heidi Basch-Harod explores the evolving roles of women in Al-Qa'ida.