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There is no such thing as "the Jihadist Network". Different Jihadist organizationss work in parallel or against each other. (For example, Jaysh al-Mahdi and al-Qaeda are both Jihadist organizations that have killed each others' members - in addition to numerous other victims.) Hezbollah is a Jihadist organization and they even claim that they are fighting a long-term Jihad against Israel and the Sunni Terrorists (usually referring to Islamic State, but also smaller organizations).

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There is no such thing as "the Jihadist Network". Different Jihadist organizationss work in parallel or against each other. (For example, Jaysh al-Mahdi and al-Qaeda are both Jihadist organizations that have killed each others' members - in addition to numerous other victims.) Hezbollah is a Jihadist organization and they even claim that they are fighting a long-term Jihad against Israel and the Sunni Terrorists (usually referring to Islamic State, but also smaller organizations).

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the most common term today is jihadist.

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Are you high? You get Abdullah-al-Rakim, the jihadist bean.

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A jihad network is an interconnected system of things or people. In computing, it is a system of intersecting lines or channels of communication with and within a group.

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