The world’s attention to the war in Syria is allowing jihadist groups to change their narrative, by disguising their intents behind a false image built around humanitarian aid or struggle against war criminals oppressing innocent people. Continue reading
Years of clandestine communications, first through newspapers or radio and then by exploiting online tools and media as a sounding board, have highlighted Islamic terrorism peculiarity of adapting to new means of communication to make propaganda, raise money, and keep in contact with each others[i]. Continue reading