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Hundreds Of Rockets Fired At Israel Amid Deadly IDF Airstrikes In Gaza
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| Subject | Hundreds Of Rockets Fired At Israel Amid Deadly IDF Airstrikes In Gaza |
| Date | May 11, 2023 1:40 PM |
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“Israel’s army and Palestinian militants exchanged heavy cross-border fire on
Wednesday, with hundreds of rockets launched from Gaza towards Israel after the
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) carried out deadly strikes on what it says are
Islamic Jihad organization targets along the strip. The latest violence came
after Israeli military airstrikes earlier in the week killed three leaders of
the Palestinian militant group and 10 other Palestinian men, women and children
in Gaza and led to threats of retaliation. In a new update early Thursday, the
IDF said it had targeted another Islamic Jihad commander who was a ‘central
figure’ in the Palestinian militant group. ‘We just targeted Ali Ghali, the
commander of Islamic Jihad’s Rocket Launching Force, as well as two other
Islamic Jihad operatives in Gaza,’ the IDF said in a tweet, adding that Ghali
was ‘responsible for the recent rocket barrages launched against Israel.’”
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Eye on Extremism
May 11, 2023
CNN: Hundreds Of Rockets Fired At Israel Amid Deadly IDF Airstrikes In Gaza
<[link removed]>
“Israel’s army and Palestinian militants exchanged heavy cross-border fire on
Wednesday, with hundreds of rockets launched from Gaza towards Israel after the
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) carried out deadly strikes on what it says are
Islamic Jihad organization targets along the strip. The latest violence came
after Israeli military airstrikes earlier in the week killed three leaders of
the Palestinian militant group and 10 other Palestinian men, women and children
in Gaza and led to threats of retaliation. In a new update early Thursday, the
IDF said it had targeted another Islamic Jihad commander who was a ‘central
figure’ in the Palestinian militant group. ‘We just targeted Ali Ghali, the
commander of Islamic Jihad’s Rocket Launching Force, as well as two other
Islamic Jihad operatives in Gaza,’ the IDF said in a tweet, adding that Ghali
was ‘responsible for the recent rocket barrages launched against Israel.’”
RFI: France To Ban All Far-Right Extremist Demonstrations
<[link removed]>
“Facing questions from parliament on Tuesday, Darmanin said police
authorisation of an annual Paris rally to commemorate the 1994 death of a
far-right militant Sébastien Deyzieu was ‘unacceptable’. Around 600 people
dressed in black, some of whom were masked, marched in the French capital on
Saturday carrying black flags marked with the Celtic cross, a symbol used by
white nationalists and far-right extremists in Europe. Left-wing politicians
and activists criticised what they said were double standards given police have
repeatedly banned so-called ‘casserolade’ protests – people bashing pots and
pans – against the government’s unpopular pension reform during several of
President Emmanuel Macron’s visits around the country. Police also refused
permits for demonstrations near war memorials in Paris and Lyon that Macron
visited on Monday to mark the anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.
Darmanin said he had asked police chiefs to ban all future far-right extremist
rallies, adding that it would be up to courts to determine if they could be
held.”
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United States
Fox News: Virginia Terrorism Suspect Reportedly Married To 'Empress Of ISIS'
<[link removed]>
“A northern Virginia man arrested on terrorism charges has a husband-wife
relationship with another American who was dubbed by authorities as an ‘empress
of ISIS’ for her work to establish an all-female battalion of the Islamic
State, prosecutors said Wednesday. Mohammed Chhipa, 33, of Springfield,
Virginia, was arrested last week on charges that he provided support to a
terrorist group. Prosecutors allege that he transferred nearly $200,000 in
cryptocurrency, with some of that money traced back to the Islamic State, to
support Chhipa's stated goal of helping smuggle female ISIS members from
detention camps. Other funds remain unaccounted for.”
Fox News: Antisemitic Incidents, Hate Crimes On The Rise In California,
According To Report
<[link removed]>
“More than 500 antisemitic acts targeting Jewish people, including assault,
vandalism and harassment, were committed in California last year, an increase
of more than 40% from 2021, underscoring a proliferation of hate crimes and
extremism in the state, according to a report released Tuesday by the
Anti-Defamation League. The ADL also cited increasing collaboration among
extremist and white supremacist groups in a report detailing a wide range of
hate crimes and violence. California saw at least six murders by members of
extremist groups in 2021 and 2022 — the most in the nation — with three being
linked to white supremacist groups, the report found. The report on California
comes after the Anti-Defamation League released another report, in
collaboration with Tel Aviv University’s Center for the Study of Contemporary
European Jewry, that shows antisemitic incidents are at a new high worldwide,
with the upward trend intensifying in the U.S.”
Syria
Menafn: Turkish Intelligence Nabs 4 Wanted IS Terrorists In Syria
<[link removed]>
“Türkiye's National Intelligence Organization (MIT) captured four wanted IS
terrorists in Syria, including senior militant who acted as the terrorist
group's so-called former governor, security sources said Wednesday, trend
reports citing daily sabah. The terrorists were nabbed in an operation
following extensive work and were handed to security forces, the sources said.
IS' former so-called Türkiye governor Shahap Varish, who was on the Red
Category of the Interior Ministry's Wanted List, was among those detained in
the operation. The terrorist was behind a number of foiled terrorist attacks
planned against Turkish security forces.”
Middle East
Outlook India: Israel: Rockets Fired Into Israel After Air Strikes Kill
Terrorist Commanders
<[link removed]>
…“’Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) is a Palestinian Islamist terrorist group
sponsored by Iran and Syria...PIJ is dedicated to eradicating Israel and
establishing an autonomous Islamic Palestinian state in the lands currently
comprising Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza. PIJ believes that the land of
Palestine is consecrated for Islam, that Israel usurped Palestine, and,
therefore, that Israel is an affront to God and Islam and that Palestine’s
re-conquest is a holy task,’ says think-tank Counter Extremism Project (CEP).
CEP notes that Hamas also has a similar committed. Additionally, Hamas
participates in the political processes.”
AFP News: Policeman Killed In Damascus Car Bombing Claimed By IS
<[link removed]>
“A Syrian policeman was killed and four others wounded on Wednesday in a car
bomb attack on a Damascus police station that was claimed by the Islamic State
group.
The Syrian interior ministry said a vehicle exploded at the Barzeh police
station in the north of the capital, killing a lieutenant colonel and wounding
four others. ‘Investigations are ongoing to discover the circumstances of the
incident,’ it added in a statement, posting images of a mangled, burnt-out
vehicle. The IS group later claimed responsibility for the attack, saying its
members had ‘managed to plant and detonate an explosive device on a vehicle
inside a police station’, in a statement on its Telegram channels.”
Reuters: Egypt Starts Mediating An End To Israel-Gaza Strikes, Rockets
<[link removed]>
“Israel hit Islamic Jihad targets in Gaza for a second day on Wednesday and
Palestinian militants launched hundreds of rockets across the border, setting
off sirens as far away as Tel Aviv, while Egypt began efforts to mediate an end
to the fighting. The second round of cross-border fire in a week came after
Israel launched strikes on Tuesday against three Islamic Jihad commanders it
said had planned attacks against Israelis, following months of escalating
violence. Cairo, which has mediated in previous rounds of fighting, had begun
brokering a ceasefire, Islamic Jihad spokesman Dawoud Shehab said. Israel was
examining Egypt's proposals, Foreign Minister Eli Cohen told public broadcaster
Kan. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in broadcast remarks that Islamic
Jihad had sustained a serious blow, but cautioned: ‘The campaign is not over
yet.’”
Mali
AFP News: Six Troops Killed In Rare West Mali Attack: Local Sources
<[link removed]>
“Six Malian soldiers have been killed and nine wounded after a rare attack in
the country's west, police and local sources told AFP on Wednesday. The troops
died on Monday near the town of Kita, 130 kilometres (80 miles) from the
capital Bamako, a police source said, without specifying the nature of the
ambush or the perpetrators.
A local official confirmed the toll and blamed ‘terrorists’, a term often
used in Mali to refer to jihadists. Rebels affiliated with Al-Qaeda and the
Islamic State group have waged a bloody insurgency against the state for more
than a decade, but no one had claimed responsibility for the attack by
Wednesday evening.”
Africa
AFP News: Niger Says It Has Picked Up 1,400 Boko Haram Followers
<[link removed]>
“Nearly 1,400 followers of Nigeria's notorious Boko Haram jihadist group have
been intercepted fleeing into Niger following clashes with a rival Islamic
State group, according to the army. The exodus into southeastern Niger started
in March, when the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) pursued Boko
Haram in its forest hideout of Sambisa, northeastern Niger. Niger's armed
forces have so far picked up 1,397 people, many of them women and children,
according to a statement from the army's southeastern region, seen by AFP. They
have been handed over to the Nigerian military authorities, it said. ‘Around 30
terrorists’ who refused to surrender were killed, it added.”
Germany
The National: Two Terrorist Suspects Arrested Over 'Hezbollah Activity' In
Germany
<[link removed]>
“Germany on Wednesday arrested two suspected members of Hezbollah for their
alleged involvement with the Iran-backed Lebanese group. Lebanese citizen
Hassan M and German-Lebanese dual national Abdul-Latif W are accused of
organising Hezbollah activities in northern Germany. They were held on arrest
warrants that accuse them of belonging to a foreign terrorist group.
Anti-Israel Hezbollah is listed as a terrorist organisation in Germany and all
its activities were banned in 2020.”
Europe
Iran International: Swedish Parliament Votes To Designate Iran’s IRGC As
Terrorist <[link removed]>
“The Swedish Parliament voted in favor of designating the Islamic
Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization today [May 10]. It
followed the execution this week of Swedish-Iranian Habib Chaab (Asyud) which
saw Sweden's Ministry of Foreign Affairs summon Iran's charge d'affaires in
protest of the execution, one of hundreds since the start of the year. Iran's
relations with Sweden have been strained since July when a Swedish court
sentenced a former Iranian jailor, Hamid Nouri, to life imprisonment over
executions of political prisoners in 1988. The European Parliament
overwhelmingly passed a resolution in January calling on the EU and member
states to designate Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist group.”
Australia
Australian Associated Press: Experts Slam Premier Over Terrorism Link To
Detainees
<[link removed]>
“Aboriginal, legal and health experts have condemned Western Australia
Premier Mark McGowan's comments comparing detainees with terrorists after a
riot at the notorious Banksia Hill Youth Detention Centre. The major
disturbance started after a number of detainees breached their cells on Tuesday
night and gained access to the grounds of the centre before climbing onto the
roof. Mr McGowan said the behaviour of the youths was a ‘form of terrorism’ and
activists should not make excuses for them. Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar told AAP the Premier's response
wasn't good enough.”
India
The Hindu: NIA Cracks Down On Newly-formed Militant Outfits In J&K
<[link removed]>
“The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Tuesday raided 16 locations in
Jammu and Kashmir in its latest crackdown on newly-formed militant offshoots,
including The Resistance Front (TRF) and People’s Anti-Fascist Front (PAFF),
which claimed the responsibility for the twin attacks in Rajouri that left 10
soldiers dead. An NIA spokesman said the raids were carried out at 16
locations, 12 in the Kashmir Valley and four in the Jammu division, to
investigate the activities of overground workers and cadres ‘involved in
collection and distribution of sticky bombs and magnetic bombs, improvised
explosive devices [IEDs], cash, drugs and small weapons’. The raids continued
till late Tuesday evening. The premises of several locals were searched in
Anantnag, Srinagar, Budgam, Shopian, Kulgam and Baramulla districts of the
Kashmir Valley and Poonch, Rajouri and Kishtwar districts of the Jammu
division.”
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Wednesday, with hundreds of rockets launched from Gaza towards Israel after the
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) carried out deadly strikes on what it says are
Islamic Jihad organization targets along the strip. The latest violence came
after Israeli military airstrikes earlier in the week killed three leaders of
the Palestinian militant group and 10 other Palestinian men, women and children
in Gaza and led to threats of retaliation. In a new update early Thursday, the
IDF said it had targeted another Islamic Jihad commander who was a ‘central
figure’ in the Palestinian militant group. ‘We just targeted Ali Ghali, the
commander of Islamic Jihad’s Rocket Launching Force, as well as two other
Islamic Jihad operatives in Gaza,’ the IDF said in a tweet, adding that Ghali
was ‘responsible for the recent rocket barrages launched against Israel.’”
<[link removed]>
<[link removed]>
Eye on Extremism
May 11, 2023
CNN: Hundreds Of Rockets Fired At Israel Amid Deadly IDF Airstrikes In Gaza
<[link removed]>
“Israel’s army and Palestinian militants exchanged heavy cross-border fire on
Wednesday, with hundreds of rockets launched from Gaza towards Israel after the
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) carried out deadly strikes on what it says are
Islamic Jihad organization targets along the strip. The latest violence came
after Israeli military airstrikes earlier in the week killed three leaders of
the Palestinian militant group and 10 other Palestinian men, women and children
in Gaza and led to threats of retaliation. In a new update early Thursday, the
IDF said it had targeted another Islamic Jihad commander who was a ‘central
figure’ in the Palestinian militant group. ‘We just targeted Ali Ghali, the
commander of Islamic Jihad’s Rocket Launching Force, as well as two other
Islamic Jihad operatives in Gaza,’ the IDF said in a tweet, adding that Ghali
was ‘responsible for the recent rocket barrages launched against Israel.’”
RFI: France To Ban All Far-Right Extremist Demonstrations
<[link removed]>
“Facing questions from parliament on Tuesday, Darmanin said police
authorisation of an annual Paris rally to commemorate the 1994 death of a
far-right militant Sébastien Deyzieu was ‘unacceptable’. Around 600 people
dressed in black, some of whom were masked, marched in the French capital on
Saturday carrying black flags marked with the Celtic cross, a symbol used by
white nationalists and far-right extremists in Europe. Left-wing politicians
and activists criticised what they said were double standards given police have
repeatedly banned so-called ‘casserolade’ protests – people bashing pots and
pans – against the government’s unpopular pension reform during several of
President Emmanuel Macron’s visits around the country. Police also refused
permits for demonstrations near war memorials in Paris and Lyon that Macron
visited on Monday to mark the anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.
Darmanin said he had asked police chiefs to ban all future far-right extremist
rallies, adding that it would be up to courts to determine if they could be
held.”
<[link removed]>
Listen to the Fighting Terror Podcast
Fighting Terror is a podcast that brings together counterterrorism experts and
practitioners from Europe, the United States, and beyond to address different
approaches to combating terrorism in our society. Our frank discussions cover
the lifecycle of terrorism from propaganda and recruitment, to financing,
action, and failure. Listenhere
<[link removed]>
or wherever you get your podcasts.
United States
Fox News: Virginia Terrorism Suspect Reportedly Married To 'Empress Of ISIS'
<[link removed]>
“A northern Virginia man arrested on terrorism charges has a husband-wife
relationship with another American who was dubbed by authorities as an ‘empress
of ISIS’ for her work to establish an all-female battalion of the Islamic
State, prosecutors said Wednesday. Mohammed Chhipa, 33, of Springfield,
Virginia, was arrested last week on charges that he provided support to a
terrorist group. Prosecutors allege that he transferred nearly $200,000 in
cryptocurrency, with some of that money traced back to the Islamic State, to
support Chhipa's stated goal of helping smuggle female ISIS members from
detention camps. Other funds remain unaccounted for.”
Fox News: Antisemitic Incidents, Hate Crimes On The Rise In California,
According To Report
<[link removed]>
“More than 500 antisemitic acts targeting Jewish people, including assault,
vandalism and harassment, were committed in California last year, an increase
of more than 40% from 2021, underscoring a proliferation of hate crimes and
extremism in the state, according to a report released Tuesday by the
Anti-Defamation League. The ADL also cited increasing collaboration among
extremist and white supremacist groups in a report detailing a wide range of
hate crimes and violence. California saw at least six murders by members of
extremist groups in 2021 and 2022 — the most in the nation — with three being
linked to white supremacist groups, the report found. The report on California
comes after the Anti-Defamation League released another report, in
collaboration with Tel Aviv University’s Center for the Study of Contemporary
European Jewry, that shows antisemitic incidents are at a new high worldwide,
with the upward trend intensifying in the U.S.”
Syria
Menafn: Turkish Intelligence Nabs 4 Wanted IS Terrorists In Syria
<[link removed]>
“Türkiye's National Intelligence Organization (MIT) captured four wanted IS
terrorists in Syria, including senior militant who acted as the terrorist
group's so-called former governor, security sources said Wednesday, trend
reports citing daily sabah. The terrorists were nabbed in an operation
following extensive work and were handed to security forces, the sources said.
IS' former so-called Türkiye governor Shahap Varish, who was on the Red
Category of the Interior Ministry's Wanted List, was among those detained in
the operation. The terrorist was behind a number of foiled terrorist attacks
planned against Turkish security forces.”
Middle East
Outlook India: Israel: Rockets Fired Into Israel After Air Strikes Kill
Terrorist Commanders
<[link removed]>
…“’Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) is a Palestinian Islamist terrorist group
sponsored by Iran and Syria...PIJ is dedicated to eradicating Israel and
establishing an autonomous Islamic Palestinian state in the lands currently
comprising Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza. PIJ believes that the land of
Palestine is consecrated for Islam, that Israel usurped Palestine, and,
therefore, that Israel is an affront to God and Islam and that Palestine’s
re-conquest is a holy task,’ says think-tank Counter Extremism Project (CEP).
CEP notes that Hamas also has a similar committed. Additionally, Hamas
participates in the political processes.”
AFP News: Policeman Killed In Damascus Car Bombing Claimed By IS
<[link removed]>
“A Syrian policeman was killed and four others wounded on Wednesday in a car
bomb attack on a Damascus police station that was claimed by the Islamic State
group.
The Syrian interior ministry said a vehicle exploded at the Barzeh police
station in the north of the capital, killing a lieutenant colonel and wounding
four others. ‘Investigations are ongoing to discover the circumstances of the
incident,’ it added in a statement, posting images of a mangled, burnt-out
vehicle. The IS group later claimed responsibility for the attack, saying its
members had ‘managed to plant and detonate an explosive device on a vehicle
inside a police station’, in a statement on its Telegram channels.”
Reuters: Egypt Starts Mediating An End To Israel-Gaza Strikes, Rockets
<[link removed]>
“Israel hit Islamic Jihad targets in Gaza for a second day on Wednesday and
Palestinian militants launched hundreds of rockets across the border, setting
off sirens as far away as Tel Aviv, while Egypt began efforts to mediate an end
to the fighting. The second round of cross-border fire in a week came after
Israel launched strikes on Tuesday against three Islamic Jihad commanders it
said had planned attacks against Israelis, following months of escalating
violence. Cairo, which has mediated in previous rounds of fighting, had begun
brokering a ceasefire, Islamic Jihad spokesman Dawoud Shehab said. Israel was
examining Egypt's proposals, Foreign Minister Eli Cohen told public broadcaster
Kan. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in broadcast remarks that Islamic
Jihad had sustained a serious blow, but cautioned: ‘The campaign is not over
yet.’”
Mali
AFP News: Six Troops Killed In Rare West Mali Attack: Local Sources
<[link removed]>
“Six Malian soldiers have been killed and nine wounded after a rare attack in
the country's west, police and local sources told AFP on Wednesday. The troops
died on Monday near the town of Kita, 130 kilometres (80 miles) from the
capital Bamako, a police source said, without specifying the nature of the
ambush or the perpetrators.
A local official confirmed the toll and blamed ‘terrorists’, a term often
used in Mali to refer to jihadists. Rebels affiliated with Al-Qaeda and the
Islamic State group have waged a bloody insurgency against the state for more
than a decade, but no one had claimed responsibility for the attack by
Wednesday evening.”
Africa
AFP News: Niger Says It Has Picked Up 1,400 Boko Haram Followers
<[link removed]>
“Nearly 1,400 followers of Nigeria's notorious Boko Haram jihadist group have
been intercepted fleeing into Niger following clashes with a rival Islamic
State group, according to the army. The exodus into southeastern Niger started
in March, when the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) pursued Boko
Haram in its forest hideout of Sambisa, northeastern Niger. Niger's armed
forces have so far picked up 1,397 people, many of them women and children,
according to a statement from the army's southeastern region, seen by AFP. They
have been handed over to the Nigerian military authorities, it said. ‘Around 30
terrorists’ who refused to surrender were killed, it added.”
Germany
The National: Two Terrorist Suspects Arrested Over 'Hezbollah Activity' In
Germany
<[link removed]>
“Germany on Wednesday arrested two suspected members of Hezbollah for their
alleged involvement with the Iran-backed Lebanese group. Lebanese citizen
Hassan M and German-Lebanese dual national Abdul-Latif W are accused of
organising Hezbollah activities in northern Germany. They were held on arrest
warrants that accuse them of belonging to a foreign terrorist group.
Anti-Israel Hezbollah is listed as a terrorist organisation in Germany and all
its activities were banned in 2020.”
Europe
Iran International: Swedish Parliament Votes To Designate Iran’s IRGC As
Terrorist <[link removed]>
“The Swedish Parliament voted in favor of designating the Islamic
Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization today [May 10]. It
followed the execution this week of Swedish-Iranian Habib Chaab (Asyud) which
saw Sweden's Ministry of Foreign Affairs summon Iran's charge d'affaires in
protest of the execution, one of hundreds since the start of the year. Iran's
relations with Sweden have been strained since July when a Swedish court
sentenced a former Iranian jailor, Hamid Nouri, to life imprisonment over
executions of political prisoners in 1988. The European Parliament
overwhelmingly passed a resolution in January calling on the EU and member
states to designate Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist group.”
Australia
Australian Associated Press: Experts Slam Premier Over Terrorism Link To
Detainees
<[link removed]>
“Aboriginal, legal and health experts have condemned Western Australia
Premier Mark McGowan's comments comparing detainees with terrorists after a
riot at the notorious Banksia Hill Youth Detention Centre. The major
disturbance started after a number of detainees breached their cells on Tuesday
night and gained access to the grounds of the centre before climbing onto the
roof. Mr McGowan said the behaviour of the youths was a ‘form of terrorism’ and
activists should not make excuses for them. Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar told AAP the Premier's response
wasn't good enough.”
India
The Hindu: NIA Cracks Down On Newly-formed Militant Outfits In J&K
<[link removed]>
“The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Tuesday raided 16 locations in
Jammu and Kashmir in its latest crackdown on newly-formed militant offshoots,
including The Resistance Front (TRF) and People’s Anti-Fascist Front (PAFF),
which claimed the responsibility for the twin attacks in Rajouri that left 10
soldiers dead. An NIA spokesman said the raids were carried out at 16
locations, 12 in the Kashmir Valley and four in the Jammu division, to
investigate the activities of overground workers and cadres ‘involved in
collection and distribution of sticky bombs and magnetic bombs, improvised
explosive devices [IEDs], cash, drugs and small weapons’. The raids continued
till late Tuesday evening. The premises of several locals were searched in
Anantnag, Srinagar, Budgam, Shopian, Kulgam and Baramulla districts of the
Kashmir Valley and Poonch, Rajouri and Kishtwar districts of the Jammu
division.”
The Counter Extremism Project depends on the generosity of its supporters. If
you value what we do, please consider making a donation.
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