Stalinsky has published analysis on the use of social media by Al-Qaeda and ISIS.[1][2] He has been interviewed by media outlets about terrorist use of social media, especially about terrorist use of Telegram, VK, and encryption.[3][4]
Stalinsky's writing on Al-Qaeda's online magazine Inspire was cited in a U.S. Department of Justice terrorism case.[5] In 2013 and 2014, several media organizations used Stalinsky's research describing the indoctrination and exploitation of young children by Al-Qaeda and other jihadist groups.[6][7]
Stalinsky also spent years pressing Twitter to take action about jihadis' use of their social networking service – efforts which culminated in a 2013 congressional letter to the FBI urging them to take action.[8]
On February 2, 2024, Stalinsky published an opinion piece on The Wall Street Journal titled "Welcome to Dearborn, America’s Jihad Capital".[10] The article criticized the Dearborn, Michigan community for perceived "enthusiasm for jihad against Israel and the West" stemming from the Hamas led terror attack on Israel on October 7th, 2023. Dearborn mayor Abdullah Hammoud described Stalinsky's article as being "inflammatory" and linked it with "an alarming increase in bigoted and Islamophobic rhetoric online targeting the city of Dearborn".[11] President Joe Biden and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer joined in the condemnation. [12]
On Anti-Israel Protests in American Universitiesedit
On April 22, 2024, Stalinsky published an opinion piece on The Wall Street Journal titled "Who’s behind the Anti-Israel Protest".[13]
^"Welcome to Dearborn, America's Jihad Capital". Retrieved 2024-02-03.
^"Michigan mayor ramps up police force near places of worship, citing 'inflammatory' WSJ op-ed". Retrieved 2024-02-03.
^"Biden, Whitmer join in condemnation of Wall Street Journal column on Dearborn". Retrieved 2024-02-05.
^"Who's Behind the Anti-Israel Protests". Retrieved 2024-04-23.
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steven, stalinsky, american, political, commentator, citation, needed, whose, writings, focus, interplay, between, islamic, terrorism, technology, especially, terrorism, social, media, served, executive, director, middle, east, media, research, institute, memr. Steven Stalinsky is an American political commentator citation needed whose writings focus on the interplay between Islamic terrorism and technology and especially terrorism and social media He has served as executive director of the Middle East Media Research Institute MEMRI since 1999 citation needed Contents 1 Commentary 1 1 On terrorism and social media 1 2 On terrorism and drone use 1 3 On Muslim communities in the US 1 4 On Anti Israel Protests in American Universities 2 References 3 External linksCommentary editOn terrorism and social media edit Stalinsky has published analysis on the use of social media by Al Qaeda and ISIS 1 2 He has been interviewed by media outlets about terrorist use of social media especially about terrorist use of Telegram VK and encryption 3 4 Stalinsky s writing on Al Qaeda s online magazine Inspire was cited in a U S Department of Justice terrorism case 5 In 2013 and 2014 several media organizations used Stalinsky s research describing the indoctrination and exploitation of young children by Al Qaeda and other jihadist groups 6 7 Stalinsky also spent years pressing Twitter to take action about jihadis use of their social networking service efforts which culminated in a 2013 congressional letter to the FBI urging them to take action 8 On terrorism and drone use edit Stalinsky co authored a study for MEMRI on the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant s and other Jihadi organizations use of drones that has been cited by many media outlets The Washington Post subsequently interviewed Stalinsky for an article on how Islamic State uses unmanned aerial vehicles 9 On Muslim communities in the US edit On February 2 2024 Stalinsky published an opinion piece on The Wall Street Journal titled Welcome to Dearborn America s Jihad Capital 10 The article criticized the Dearborn Michigan community for perceived enthusiasm for jihad against Israel and the West stemming from the Hamas led terror attack on Israel on October 7th 2023 Dearborn mayor Abdullah Hammoud described Stalinsky s article as being inflammatory and linked it with an alarming increase in bigoted and Islamophobic rhetoric online targeting the city of Dearborn 11 President Joe Biden and Gov Gretchen Whitmer joined in the condemnation 12 On Anti Israel Protests in American Universities edit On April 22 2024 Stalinsky published an opinion piece on The Wall Street Journal titled Who s behind the Anti Israel Protest 13 References edit Commentary Online jihad Retrieved 2016 07 09 Orlando Shows the Limits of Facebook s Terror Policing Wired Retrieved 2016 07 09 Kirkos Bill 17 March 2016 Minnesota police officers appear on kill list CNN Retrieved 2016 07 09 Purnell Newley Yuniar Resty Woro 2016 01 19 Islamic State Eludes Southeast Asian Authorities With Telegram App Wall Street Journal ISSN 0099 9660 Retrieved 2016 07 09 AL AULAQI v OBAMA et al Justia Dockets amp Filings Retrieved 2016 07 09 Syrian Jihadists Target Children for Indoctrination Training 23 February 2014 Retrieved 2016 07 09 Al Qaeda linked Syrian faction touts training camp for boys Washington Post Retrieved 2016 07 09 Feds take little action against U S Web companies hosting sites linked to terror The Washington Times Retrieved 2016 05 23 Use of weaponized drones by ISIS spurs terrorism fears The Washington Post Welcome to Dearborn America s Jihad Capital Retrieved 2024 02 03 Michigan mayor ramps up police force near places of worship citing inflammatory WSJ op ed Retrieved 2024 02 03 Biden Whitmer join in condemnation of Wall Street Journal column on Dearborn Retrieved 2024 02 05 Who s Behind the Anti Israel Protests Retrieved 2024 04 23 External links editArticles washingtonpost com Steven Stalinsky on Twitter Steven Stalinsky on LinkedIn Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Steven Stalinsky amp oldid 1221278038, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
