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The Islamic State-inspired terrorist attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day has put renewed focus on jihadist threats to the West.
While these broadly declined in recent years following the collapse of the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate, they by no means went away. Against this backdrop, Israel's military operations in Gaza, Lebanon and elsewhere since late 2023 have drawn the ire of extremists who have revived calls for attacks against Western countries.
Well before the attack in New Orleans, the spate of disrupted plots and sporadically successful attacks across the West illustrated growing jihadist threats to Western countries. With European security services increasingly strained as they respond to a diverse set of threats and uncertainty about what the incoming Trump administration will mean for the national security apparatus in the U.S., the door is open to further mass casualty attacks in 2025.
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