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Gaza-Based Salafi-Jihadi Group Solicits Funds On Telegram To Finance Jihad

Gaza-Based Salafi-Jihadi Group Solicits Funds On Telegram To Finance Jihad

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A Gaza-based, Salafi-jihadi group solicited funds on Telegram to finance its jihad. In a Telegram post on June 22, 2025, the group shared an archival post calling for donations, as part of a campaign launched in July, 2024. It listed a Telegram account as a contact for donors.
The full text of this report is available to MEMRI Jihad and Terrorism Threat Monitor subscribers.
Subscription information is available at this link.
JTTM subscribers can visit this page to view the report

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