With the Physical Caliphate in Ruins, IS Propaganda Is Calling on Jihadists for Patience and Steadfastness
How has the Islamic State's messaging changed since its state has been destroyed? Adam Hoffman analyzes recent trends.
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Victory in Iraq and Syria?
Brandon Friedman examines what the declarations of victory in the war against the Islamic State mean for Iraq and Syria.
Global Jihadists' Response to Trump's Decision on Jerusalem: United and Re-energized Against a Common Enemy
Ariel Koch, Adam Hoffman, and Gilad Shiloach analyze the reaction among jihadi-salafi groups to US President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
The Attack on the al-Rawdah Mosque
Adam Hoffman analyzes the response by jihadi groups to the al-Rawdah mosque attack, which killed 305 people to date.
ISIS May Find Some Comfort in Afghanistan
Gilad Shiloach analyzes the ISIS presence in Afghanistan.
“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.
ISIS’s Defeat in Syria and Iraq Is Also the End of ISIS’s Media as We Know It
ISIS's famed propaganda machine will never be the same. In the inaugural issue of the MDC's new weekly, "Jihadiscope," Gilad Shiloach explains why.
The Crumbling Caliphate: Responses on Social Media to the Collapse of ISIS
Adam Hoffman analyzes the recent show of mass-surrender among ISIS combatants, as seen in Hawija and al-Raqqah, and how images of the defeat serve efforts against the organization.
The Reconquista is Now: Anti-Islamic Discourse After the Attack in Barcelona
Ariel Koch explores the discourse that developed on social media following the terrorist attack on Las Ramblas Boulevard in Barcelona, Spain, in August 2017.