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Magazine Article
Why Do They Go?(British foreign fighters in Syria)
2015
Overview
More British Muslims have joined Islamist groups such as Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) and Nusra Front than serve in Britain's armed forces. Here, Weaver examines the pull of jihad. Among other things, she talks about Ifthekar Jaman, a British Muslim resident in Portsmouth, England who joined ISIS. She notes that Ifthekar's story would become an iconic one of the foreign jihad in Syria.
Publisher
The New York Times Company,New York Times Company
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