ISIS-Inspired Massacre in New Orleans Demands a Response

The recent ISIS-inspired massacre in New Orleans highlights the urgent need for decisive action against Islamist terrorism.

Why it matters: The incoming Trump administration must prioritize action over platitudes to counter jihadist extremism.

The looming threat: The simplicity of these attacks, using rented vehicles to cause mass casualties, reveals the vulnerability of soft targets.

Looking ahead: The incoming administration must prioritize intelligence sharing and counter-radicalization efforts.

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Why There’s More and More Truck Jihad

The frequency of vehicular jihad attacks is rising, posing a significant threat to public safety worldwide.

Why it matters: Understanding the ideology behind these attacks is crucial to preventing future incidents.

The evolution of tactics: From the 2006 UNC attack to recent high-profile incidents, jihadists leverage easily accessible vehicles to maximize impact.

What’s next: Authorities must move beyond reactionary measures like barriers and focus on dismantling the ideological roots of jihadism.

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Jewish Nonprofit in Boston Rebukes Islamist Agitators It Once Funded

A Boston-based Jewish nonprofit, the Lenny Zakim Fund, has severed financial ties with the Muslim Justice League (MJL) over its extremist activities.

Why it matters: The decision highlights the need for nonprofits to align funding with their core values.

The distancing: After reports surfaced of MJL's involvement in promoting hate, the LZF publicly rebuked the organization.

MJL’s extremism: The group's recent activities, including a vigil glorifying a protester who self-immolated, prompted the fund's response.

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