This CEP paper argues that current responses to violence-oriented antisemitic acts remain incident-led and do not focus sufficiently on the professionalized and organized actors who drive, coordinate, finance, and amplify the most serious threats. To close this gap, this paper proposes to differentiate between “general”

March 2026 Introduction Active Clubs (ACs) are a decentralized, transnational violent network of extreme-right/white supremacist groups that publicly promote combat-sports, fitness training, and white brotherhood. Counter Extremism Project. (2023). Hiding in Plain Sight: The Transnational Right-Wing Extremist Active Club Network. https://www.counterextremism.com/sites/default/files/2023-09/Hiding%20in%20Plain%20Sight_The%20Transnational%20Right-Wing%20Extremist%20Active%20Club%20Network_Sept%202023.pdf However, their own communications

CEP's white paper assesses Burkina Faso’s status as the deadliest country in the world for terrorist violence—and outlines how the state’s response is making matters worse.

CEP has documented major vehicular incidents in Vienna, Ohio, Berlin, London, Antwerp, Stockholm, Paris, Barcelona, Edmonton, and New York.

This resource details how efforts to degrade Hamas politically and militarily are seriously undermined by ongoing support the group receives from at least six national governments: Iran, Qatar, Turkey, North Korea, Russia, and China.