Radicalization

FBI chief Kash Patel warns online radicalization fueling threats to synagogues, public officials

Patel said that online spaces have become a central arena for radicalization and planning real-world violence, citing threats against houses of worship and public officials.

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Kash Patel testifies during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in the Hart Senate Office Building on September 15, 2026 in Washington, DC.
Police form a barrier between Al-Quds day protesters and pro-Israel counter protestors near the US Consulate in Toronto, Ontario, on March 14, 2026; illustrative

New footage shows Toronto Palestine activist calling for annihlation of Jews, police investigate

A PLACARD reading ‘United Kingdom not Divided Kingdom’ is pictured during a march against the far Right, in central London, in 2026.

UK at a crossroads: Between multiculturalism, extremism, and loss of governance - opinion

Students take part in a pro-Palestinian protest in front of the Israeli Embassy in Brussels, Belgium May 30, 2024.

Inside the minds of extremists: Counterterror experts warn antisemitism driving wave of radicalism


Palestinian school magazine calls for ‘armed struggle’ against ‘Israeli monster’

A Palestinian school magazine includes references to “the giant Israeli murder machine” and “the Israeli monster,” and accuses Israel of behaving like Nazis.

TEXTBOOKS SAID to be produced by the Palestinian Authority which contain anti-Israel and anti-Western bias are put on display on Capitol Hill by the NGO Palestine Media Watch.

Lessons of Sadat’s assassination - editorial

The Sadat assassination on October 6 ,1981, was a graphic manifestation of radical, violent Islam that fundamentally rejected the West, and a portent of much worse things to come.

THEN-PRIME MINISTER Menachem Begin, with Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat, visit Congress in 1978

Book review: Confronting radicals - what America can learn from Israel

The Brooklyn-born David Rubin, who made aliyah some 29 years ago, has not given up on America and says that the country’s destiny can be corrected.

 THE MACY’S flagship store boarded up after a night of violent protests and looting in Midtown Manhattan, on June 2, 2020 in New York City.

Singapore arrests would-be terrorist planning to kill Jews for Hamas

The man, 20, was interested in joining the Hamas military wing.

Maghain Aboth Synagogue

Rapeh Party head: The gov't will not succeed in silencing me

Anti-vaccination coercion activist and Rapeh party leader Dr. Arieh Avni had his license revoked by the Health Ministry on Wednesday.

Dr. Arieh Avni, noted anti-vaccination coercion activist, is seen with the logo of his new "Rapeh" Party, which hopes to "heal" Israel's heathcare system.

Oath Keeper claims she met with Secret Service before Capitol riot

Jessica Watkins, 38, is one of nine associates of the far-right anti-government group charged for conspiring to storm the Capitol to prevent Congress from certifying President Joe Biden's election.

A MOB of supporters of US President Donald Trump storm the Capitol Building last week in Washington, DC.

FBI agents raid Brooklyn home of pelt-wearing Orthodox man in Capitol mob

The arrest comes amid a nationwide crackdown on the Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol building last week.

A SUPPORTER of Donald Trump carries a Confederate battle flag through the US Capitol in Washington, DC, on Wednesday.

French PM vows to fight radical Islam in tribute to attack victims

A Tunisian man shouting "Allahu akbar" (God is Greatest) beheaded a woman and killed two other people in a church in the coastal city on Oct. 29 before being shot and taken away by police.

Police officers stand near Notre Dame church, where a knife attack took place, in Nice, France October 29, 2020.

Multiple reasons for Islamist violence on European soil, experts Say

Compared to Muslims in the US, those in Europe are less integrated and more vulnerable to radicalization.

Police officers participate in an anti-terrorism operation in Barcelona, Spain, July 14, 2020

Vienna: What we know about the killer

The Vienna criminal court sentenced Kujtim Fejzulai to 22 months in prison in April 2019 for being a member of a terrorist organization and for spreading propaganda.

Gunfire exchanges in Vienna