Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL)
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Sunni Jihadists and the Abraham Accords: Predictable Responses to a Changing Regional Reality
Adam Hoffman writes about the responses of Sunni Jihadi gropus to the Abraham Accords. This article is part of "The New Normal? Arab States and Normalization with Israel".
Sunni Jihadists and the Coronavirus: Staying the Course
Adam Hoffman’s essay on the Sunni jihadists in the region examines divergent approaches to navigating the crisis among the leading jihadi organizations. This article is part of "The Coronavirus in the Middle East: State and Society in a Time of Crisis".
ISIS after Baghdadi: Is Every Caliph Replaceable?
In this March 2020 edition of Tel Aviv Notes, Adam Hoffman examines how Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death has affected the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
CHALLENGES POSED BY RETURNING FOREIGN FIGHTERS
Adam Hoffman and Marta Furlan co-published an article in The Program on Extremism at George Washington University. This article discusses the different challenges posed by the return of foreign ISIS fighters to their home countries and presents a survey of 64 states' responses to their returning foreign fighters.
The Non-Jihadi Foreign Fighters: Western Right-Wing and Left-Wing Extremists in Syria
Ariel Koch has published an article in "Terrorism and Political Violence," which examines the phenomenon of foreigners fighting in Syria against jihadist groups such as the Islamic State and al-Qaeda.
A Middle Eastern "Apocalypse Now": The Islamic State (IS) as a Social and Cultural Phenomenon
Michael Milshtein examines social and cultural developments that have contributed to the Islamic State (IS) phenomenon in the Middle East and the West.
The “Islamic State” Without a State
Adam Hoffman investigates how the Islamic State organization has changed, following the loss of its territory in Syria and Iraq.