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International Freedom Coalition

The Free World Stands United Against Jihadism

Join the millions fighting the global Jihad with one voice, one mission, and the tools to win.

299M+
People at direct risk
35+
Communities represented
6
Active regional desks

We Are on a Mission
to Stop the
Global Jihad.

IFC documents patterns of Islamist violence, connects affected communities, and advances coordinated international efforts to confront them. Through these activities, the IFC seeks to promote religious freedom throughout the world.

How Does IFC Work?

Regional desks work with local contributors and researchers to document conditions affecting vulnerable communities.
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Structured research on each community covering historical context, contemporary developments, and first-hand testimony.
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Completed dossiers are brought before the UN, national legislatures, and human rights courts.
Our Advocacy Work
IFC brings together survivors, community leaders, legal advocates, and policymakers across the Levant, Northern Middle East, Upper Nile, and West Africa.
Meet the Coalition

Founded by Decades of Experience

Founded by Dr. Charles Jacobs and Dr. Walid Phares, whose careers span human rights, counter-terrorism, and global policy.

What Americans Think About Iran and Jihadism

IFC surveyed 235 Americans aged 18 to 44 on attitudes toward Iran, jihadist ideology, and US foreign policy. The findings reveal a public that is skeptical of Iranian intentions yet divided on the path forward.

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235 respondents  ·  Ages 18 to 44  ·  Nationally distributed
60%
agree that jihadism is a religious ideology demanding Muslim rule over non-Muslims
56%
agree the September 11 attacks were the result of a jihadist plan
42%
agree Iran is a jihadist nation that desires Islamic rule worldwide
57%
believe the USA and Iran can have peaceful relations
35%
view Israel as an extremely or very valuable US ally, while 30% rate that alliance as not valuable

Communities We Serve

Levant
14M+
People represented
Upper Nile
38M+
People represented
West Africa
120M+
People represented
Northern Middle East
45M+
People represented
Europe
25M+
People represented
North America
18M+
People represented
South Asia
39M+
People represented
Total at Risk
299M+
People worldwide