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Digital Hunting: How I Tracked ISIS on TikTok

Dr. Galit M. Ben-Israel
Teldan Conference, Tel-Aviv
9-2025

As information professionals, we know: the most valuable insights are often hidden

beneath the surface. I uncovered hidden digital trails of young women recruited by ISIS – not through direct keywords like #ISIS or #Jihad, but through subtle, “innocent” hashtags and cultural codes.

My journey spies after ISIS’ recruiting and manipulating young women mainly in Western Europe started back at 2015 on the fan ISIS girls on their Tumblr blogs. Nowadays I track them on TikTok.

To find information and knowledge, we must learn to search indirectly, creatively, and contextually. I call it Digital Hunting and in today’s world, it’s a skill every researcher, educator, and strategist needs.

For the full presentation of Digital Hunting – finding click ISIS on TikTok

Dr. Galit Ben-Israel is a terrorism expert, lecturer, and researcher. She has been a member of the NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme research group since 2007. In addition, Dr. Ben-Israel is a Senior Fellow at the Institute of National Security in Sri Lanka (INSSSL) and a member of the Vienna-based Alliance of the Global Outreach against Drugs and Crimes (GA ODC). 

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