Europe in the Sahel: An Analysis of the European Counter-Terrorism Structure Between Past and Present to Understand its Actions
Abstract This paper aims to analyze the link between organized crime and jihadist
For example, countries such as Iran and Syria support terrorist organizations through a variety of means, including support through communication platforms. These countries utilize media tools to support terrorism, manipulate elections and develop hostile discourses targeting other countries. Recognizing its strategic value in counter-terrorism, the “Terrorism and the Media” Desk examines the relationship between state-sponsored terrorism and the media. Specifically the team analyzes how terrorist organizations utilize media tools to spread their messages and radicalize vulnerable individuals. Research focuses on the analysis of platforms through which terrorist messages are disseminated. Publications by members of the “Terrorism and the Media” Desk also review various strategies to counter the use of media by terrorist organizations. Abstract This paper aims to analyze the link between organized crime and jihadist Abstract In the aftermath of Hamas’s violent assault on Israel on October 7, Abstract This report investigates a sophisticated and extensive coordinate network orchestrating a disinformation Abstract This article examines a thwarted Hezbollah terror plot targeting Jewish sites inTerrorists are increasingly making use of online and offline media tools to promote their illicit activities.
Prof. Gabriel Weimann
Head of Desk
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