America, Allies Scramble To React as ‘Radical Islamicism’ Seen Spurring Increase in Global Terrorism

The war that Hamas launched on October 7, 2023, has inspired jihadists around the world. Chants of ‘globalize the intifada’ lead Western extremists to adopt its tactics.

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President Erdogan at Ankara, May 13, 2024. AP/Burhan Ozbilici, file

Whether the man behind the recent New Orleans killing spree, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, was recruited from abroad or merely acted “alone,” as the FBI claims, is beside the point, as he is part of a trend at the start of 2025: the rise around the globe of terrorism inspired by Islamist teachings.

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