Militant Leadership Monitor – November 2019
The November 2019 issue features a brief on former football player turned terrorist attack planner Fawaz Ahmed Hamdun; a look into Abu Zainab al-Lami, the mastermind behind the recent crackdown on Iraqi protesters; an analysis of the arrest of Maldivian Islamic State recruiter Mohamad Ameen and what it means for the extremist threat in the island country; an examination of Hajj Hasheem, the Hezbollah commander attempting to open a second front against Israel in Syria; and a deep dive into Kemi Seba, the Pan-Africanist meeting with Russian leaders in a bid to push the West, and France in particular, out of Africa.
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