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29 mai 2015
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Marissa Cramer, « The Information War Part 2 : Fighting jihadist online propaganda », HESTIA Expertise, ID : 10.58079/pimn
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In my last blog, part 1 of “The Information War,” I argued that online propaganda is an important element in the radicalization and recruitment of jihadists. Story after story in the media have continued to demonstrate this observation, beyond the examples already mentioned in my last post. For example, in mid-March, the Islamic State (ISIS, Da’ech) published a video showing the execution in Syria, by a child soldier of an accused spy. The victim was later identified as an Israeli Arab, whos...