ISIS Calls for ‘Fire Jihad’ During Deadly Australian Wild Fires 

At least three more propaganda posters, some depicting American firefighters battling blazes, appeared urging followers to “ignite fires in the forests of America, France, Britain, and Germany, for they are painful to them.”

Fire jihad in Australia? The unconventional and lethal weapon of the Islamic State

New Delhi, Jan 11: Could there be a Jihadi link to the wildfires that have been ravaging Australia? Fire Jihad is not a new concept and has been a threat for several years now. An Al-Qaeda magazine had in an article

Australia: Muslim teen laughs after appearing in court for setting grass fire

Australia has just arrested a number of arsonists who are accused of setting the wildfires that are ravaging the country. Could they have anything to do with the fact that jihadis have identified setting fires as a tool of jihad? This has been a threat fo

ISIS urges followers to ‘ignite fires’ in forests across US and Europe

ISIS is urging its followers to spark wildfires across the US and Europe, according to reports. At least four propaganda posters have appeared on Quraysh, a pro-ISIS media outlet, urging followers …

The PKK terrorist organization is burning forests

In front of the entire world, the Amazon forest is burning. Since the first days of January, 80,000 forest fires have occurred. Brazil has not been...

ISIS 'is using WILDFIRE as terror weapon against its enemies'

The jihadist network has claimed responsibility for fires in Iraq and Syria, saying it is targeting apostates, after blazes raged in Aleppo and Homs (pictured, a heat map of the infernos).

ISIS celebrates California wildfires death toll as supporters suggest ways to make it worse

ISIS has provided followers with instructions on conducting arson attacks.

Russia accuses al-Qaida of 'forest jihad' in Europe

Forest fires in EU countries should be considered part of al-Qaida's new strategy, says Russia's top security official

Al Qaeda Magazine Calls for Firebomb Campaign in US

The men who launched al Qaeda's English-language magazine may have died in a U.S. missile strike last fall, but "Inspire" magazine lives on without them -- and continues to promote jihadi attacks on Western targets, offering advice on how to start huge fo

Islam group urges forest fire jihad