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Tag Archives: extremism
“Frank left the neo-Nazi movement and now works with youth to prevent violent extremism”
CLARION PROJECT Frank Meeink loved the feeling of power and community. It was an easy process for him to become radicalized and he quickly found a home with a neo-Nazi group in Philly. After being caught by police on a … Continue reading
Jewish extremists could “morph into equivalents of the jihadis”
ISRAEL HAYOM Cauterize the cancer of Jewish terrorism by Isi Leibler December 30, 2015 Israelis shuddered when viewing the widely publicized extracts of the wedding video in which youngsters in large white knitted kippot brandished knives like savages, sang a … Continue reading
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Tagged Duma, extremism, Shin Bet, Terrorism
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