Definitions
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- n. The ideological movement within modern Islamic fundamentalism which advocates armed jihad. Islamist guerilla warfare or Islamist terrorism.
Etymologies
Examples
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Of course jihadism is not motivated solely by attacks against Muslim countries by the West.
Johann Hari: Obama's Escalating Robot War in Pakistan Is Making a Terror Attack More Likely
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The two parallel messages expanded simultaneously, as the foe was identified as jihadism, or in the lingo of the time, “Islamic fundamentalism,” or radical Islam and its derivatives.
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President Bush has said that the war against global jihadism is more than a military conflict; it is the decisive ideological struggle of the 21st century.
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They need to be inculcated with certain views and ideas, and jihadism is very good about that.
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So his relationship to jihadism is very different from the relationship of the fellow-traveling Left to communism.
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One of the characteristics of global jihadism is its decentralized nature, which makes this comparison even more bizarre.
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Instead of fixing the country, we spend our time trying to convince lefties that terrorism, nukes, and jihadism is the biggest threats of our time instead of Bush and the Republicans.
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"The bottom line here," he said, "is that we are witnessing the emergence and the expansion of a jihadist recruitment factory in our midst, openly calling for jihad and for the establishment of a caliphate instead of many governments ... and in its last stage to what they call jihadism against America and its allies, that is, technically speaking, terrorism and massacre."
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At least then we would have to argue out whether jihadism is any different than Jerry Falwell’s biblically based rhetoric against gays, or the Army of God’s use of the Bible — on publicly accessible Web sites — to justify the use of unspecified “force” in the abortion wars.
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