Canadian police disrupted a hate motivated violent crime network in Toronto that escalated into an ISIS linked terrorism case involving attempted kidnappings, weapons, and online support for the Islamic State.

An extremist media channel shared a New Year themed image showing an armed figure in a crowded city alongside a Quranic verse to project intimidation and promote violent preparedness.

Al-Naba issue 526 explicitly celebrates the Sydney attack and uses it to encourage decentralized violence against Jews and Western targets while dismissing the need for formal ISIS claims or centralized coordination.

Pro ISIS forum users rapidly praised and exploited the Bondi Beach attack as propaganda sharing graphic media inflating claims and urging further violence while debating formal ISIS attribution.

A pro ISIS TechHaven post uses a mix of real privacy concepts and exaggerated claims to portray mobile phone tracking as total and inevitable, likely aiming to intimidate and shape supporter behavior.

Al Naba Issue 525 showcases ISIS claims of multi-theater attacks in Africa and the Levant while using a Syria-focused editorial and religious guidance material to bolster its image as both an ongoing insurgency and a comprehensive Islamic authority.