Sentence examples for native jihadists from inspiring English sources

"These are native jihadists.

Intelligence experts have warned for years of the dangers posed by native-born jihadists when they return to Europe, but it has not been clear just how many of them would actually go on to carry out attacks.

Europeans are asking whether their intelligence and security services are adequately prepared, how many native-born jihadists may return from Syria or Iraq to carry out attacks like those in France, and how many of their fellow Muslims may feel empathy for the jihadists.

As a successful kidnapper, cigarette smuggler — he is nicknamed "Mr. Marlboro" — and go-between for Al Qaeda, Mr. Belmokhtar has been a wanted man in his native Algeria after returning from training with jihadists in Afghanistan in 1993.

The number of jihadists likely to return to their native states or other jihadist theaters will represent an extremely small proportion of the initial force.

What if the language you speak on these phone calls is not English, but Arabic, Urdu or Farsi, not because it is a special jihadist code, but because it is your native language that you still speak in your home.

As someone who recalls the disruption caused by returning jihadists from Afghanistan and the former Yugoslavia in my native Egypt, I also understand why the Belgian state, like other European countries, would be concerned about the security risk posed by traumatized and possibly radicalized fighters when they return.

Meanwhile, Syria's foreign jihadists follow a strict Salafist ideology that's as alien to most native Syrians as it is to the Pope.

The jihadists will go.

He meant jihadists.

Jihadists are too.