Coordinated Somali and international operations in Lower and Middle Juba have killed key Al-Shabaab leaders Ja’far Dheere and Jaafar Gurey, delivering one of the most serious blows to the group’s leadership and cross-border networks in years.

Mozambique charged 105 foreign nationals—including Somalis—for terrorism tied to Cabo Delgado’s Islamist insurgency, as escalating violence and displacement drive one of southern Africa’s worst humanitarian crises.

UK authorities jailed three neo-Nazis who amassed an arsenal and plotted attacks on Muslim and Jewish targets, with judges citing ongoing extremist commitment and imposing stringent post-release controls.

DOJ arrested a Louisiana resident alleged to be a DFLP operative who took part in the Oct. 7 attack, marking the first U.S. case tied to the assault and spotlighting vetting, fraud, and JTF 10-7’s growing role.

The re-sentencing of UK neo-Nazi offender Martyn Gilleard for possessing an explosives recipe underscores persistent recidivism risks and the need for robust, specialist supervision and rehabilitation frameworks for violent extremists.

A terrorist used a car and knife to attack a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur, killing two and injuring three before being shot by police, prompting nationwide security surges at Jewish sites.