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List of Islamist terrorist attacks

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According to Fondapol, a French think tank, between 1979 and May 2021, at least 48,035 Islamist terrorist attacks took place worldwide, causing the deaths of at least 210,138 people. During this period, each Islamist attack resulted in the death of about 4.4 persons on average. The most common type of weapon used are explosives (43.9%). The main target of these attacks is the military (31.7%), followed by civilians (25.0%) and police forces (18.3%). Afghanistan was the country most affected by Islamist terrorism, followed by Iraq and Somalia. With at least 82 Islamist attacks and 332 deaths, France remains the country most affected by Islamist terrorism within the European Union. The majority of Islamist attacks (89.5%) were in Muslim countries and the victims were mainly Muslims, in the same proportions.[1]

The "black flag of jihad" as used by jihadist militants since c. the late 1990s.

The following is an incomplete list of Islamist terrorist attacks.

1980s edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  France December 1985 – September 1986 1985–86 Paris attacks, a series of over a dozen bombings in Paris by the Iranian-sponsored Committee for Solidarity With Arab and Middle Eastern Political Prisoners.[2] 13 225
  Israel July 7, 1989 Tel Aviv–Jerusalem bus 405 suicide attack in Kiryat Ye'arim, Jerusalem District, by a Palestinian Islamic Jihad militant.[3] 16 27

1990s edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  United States November 5, 1990 1990 assassination of Meir Kahane.[4][5] 1 2
  United States February 26, 1993 World Trade Center bombing in New York City.[6] 6 1,042
  Tanzania August 7, 1998 1998 United States embassy bombings in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi.[7][8][9] 224 4,000+
  Kenya

2001–2010 edit

2001 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  United States September 11 A series of four coordinated terrorist attacks by al-Qaeda involving the hijacking and crashing of passenger jet airliners.[citation needed] 2,996 25,000+

2002 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Indonesia October 12 2002 Bali bombings in the tourist district of Kuta on the island of Bali.[10][11] 202 240

2003 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Saudi Arabia May 12 Riyadh compound bombings; Al-Qaeda attackers drove three car bombs into residential compounds housing Westerners and others. Nine bombers and another 3 insurgents also died.[12][13] 27 160

2004 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Spain March 11 Madrid train bombings.[14][15] 193 2,050

2005 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  United Kingdom July 7 7 July 2005 London bombings - Four suicide bombers attacked London Underground trains and a double decker bus during the morning rush hour.[16] 52 ~784
  Egypt July 23 2005 Sharm El Sheikh bombings - Bombing attacks through shopping and hotel areas in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.[17] 88 ~150
  Indonesia October 29 2005 Tentena market bombings. Three attacks in crowded markets and a bus.[18] 60 180+
  Jordan November 9 2005 Amman bombings. A series of coordinated suicide attacks on hotels in Amman.[19][20] Four attackers including a husband and wife team were involved.[21] 60 115+

2006 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Egypt April 24 2006 Dahab bombings - Bomb attacks on the resort city of Dahab.[22] 23 ~ 80
  India July 11 2006 Mumbai train bombings: Seven bomb blasts over a period of 11 minutes on the Suburban Railway in Mumbai.[23] 209 700+

2008 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  India May 13 Nine synchronized blasts in Jaipur, claimed by the Indian Mujahideen, suspected to be carried out by the Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami.[24] 80 216
  India July 26 2008 Ahmedabad bombings[25][26] 56 200+
  India November 26 A series of coordinated attacks on Mumbai. The Indian government blamed Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba and stated that the attackers were citizens of Pakistan, which the Pakistani government first rejected but then accepted when given proof. One of the attackers, Ajmal Kasab, was caught alive.[27][28] 166+ 300+

2009 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Pakistan March 3 A bus carrying Sri Lankan cricketers was fired upon by 12 gunmen, believed to be members of Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, near Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. Six members of the Sri Lanka national cricket team were wounded and six Pakistani policemen and two civilians were killed.[29] 8 9

2010 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Russia March 29 Moscow Metro bombings. Caucasus Emirate claimed responsibility[30] 40 102
  Pakistan May 28 2010 Ahmadiyya mosques massacre Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan claimed attacks on two mosques belonging to the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community[31] 86 45+
  Pakistan July 1 July 2010 Lahore bombings, anti-Sufi attack.[32] 42+ 175+

2011–2020 edit

2012 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  France March 11 – 22 Toulouse and Montauban shootings – Mohammed Merah, a French citizen of Algerian extraction, attacked French soldiers and later children and a teacher from a Jewish school in Montauban and Toulouse.[33][34] 7 5
  Russia May 3 Makhachkala attack carried out by the Caucasus Emirate.[35] 14 130

2013 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  United States April 15 Boston Marathon bombing – Two brothers, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, planted two bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon in Massachusetts.[36] 3 183
  United Kingdom May 22 Murder of Lee Rigby in Woolwich, London[37][38] 1 0
  France May 25 2013 La Défense attack – A Muslim convert attacked a French soldier with a knife while on patrol in La Defense, Hauts-de-Seine, Île-de-France.[39][40] 0 1
  Kenya September 21 Westgate shopping mall attack in Nairobi[41][42][43] 67 175

2014 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Nigeria February 14 Borno Massacre[44] 200+
  Iraq June 10 Badush prison massacre; The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) killed at least 670 Shia prisoners in an attack on the Badush prison. ISIL first separated the Sunni inmates before executing the remaining prisoners.[45][46] 670
  Iraq June 12 The Camp Speicher massacre occurred when ISIL attacked Camp Speicher in Tikrit. At the time, there were between 5,000 and 10,000 unarmed cadets in the camp,[47] and ISIL fighters selected the Shias and non-Muslims for execution. 1,095+
  Australia September 23 2014 Endeavour Hills stabbings. Numan Haider, an Afghan Australian stabbed two counter terrorism officers in Melbourne. He was then shot dead.[48] 1 2
  Russia October 5 2014 Grozny bombing[49] 6 12
  Canada October 22 2014 shootings at Parliament Hill, Ottawa. Lone attacker shot a soldier at a war memorial and attacked Parliament.[50] 1 3
  United States October 23 Zale H. Thomson, also known as Zaim Farouq Abdul-Malik, attacked four New York City policemen in the subway with a hatchet, severely injuring one in the back of the head and injuring another policeman in the arm before being shot to death by the remaining officers, who also shot a civilian.[51] 0 5
  Nigeria November 28 Kano bombing[52][53][54][55] 120 260
  Russia December 4 2014 Grozny clashes[56] 26
  Australia December 15–16 Lindt Cafe siege[57] 3 4
  Pakistan December 16 2014 Peshawar school massacre[58] 140
  Yemen December 16 2014 Radda bombings Two suicide car bombers rammed their vehicles into a Shiite rebel checkpoint.[59] 26
  Nigeria December 18 2014 Gumsuri kidnappings. Boko Haram insurgents also kidnapped at least 185 women and children.[60] 32
  France December 20 2014 Tours police station stabbing. A man yelling Allahu Akbar attacked a police office with a knife. He was killed and three police officers were injured.[61] 1 3
  Iraq August 2014 Genocide of Yazidis by the Islamic State. An estimated 7,000 women and girls were also forced into sex slavery, according to the United Nations.[62] 5,000 4,200–10,800

2015 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  France January 7 Two brothers, Saïd and Chérif Kouachi, forced their way into the offices of the French satirical weekly newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Paris and opened fire.[63] 12 11
  Nigeria January 8 Boko Haram attacked the town of Baga. Another 2,000 were missing.[64] 200+ –
  France February 3 2015 Nice stabbing – A man wielding a knife named Moussa Coulibaly attacked three soldiers guarding a Jewish community center in Nice.[65] 0 2
  Denmark February 14–15 2015 Copenhagen shootings. A gunman opened fire at the Krudttoenden café and later at the Great Synagogue in Copenhagen.[66] 2 5
  Tunisia March 18 Bardo National Museum attack. Militants linked to ISIL attacked the Bardo National Museum with guns.[67] 21 50+
  Yemen March 20 2015 Sana'a mosque bombings. Bombings on several Shia mosques by ISIL.[68] 142 351
  Libya March 25 ISIL affiliates, the Shura Council of Benghazi Revolutionaries carried out suicide bombings in Benghazi.[69] 12 25
  Kenya April 2 Garissa University College attack by Al-Shabaab.[70][71] 148 79
  Saudi Arabia April 8 In Riyadh, two policemen were shot dead in an attack blamed on ISIL.[72][73] 2
  Iraq April 17 A series of bombings by ISIL in Baghdad.[74] 40+ 59+
  Iraq April 17 A car bomb exploded at the entrance of the US consulate in Erbil. ISIL took credit for the attack.[75] 3 5
  Afghanistan April 18 A suicide bomb detonated in front of a bank in Jalalabad. ISIL claimed responsibility.[76] 33 100+
  Somalia April 20 A minivan of UN workers was bombed by Al-Shabaab in the Puntland region.[77] 9 4
  Bosnia and Herzegovina April 27 A radical Islamist opened fire at a police station in Zvornik. A police officer was killed, two others were injured, and the attacker was killed by police.[78] 2 2
  Iraq May 3 Two car bombs were detonated ten minutes apart in Baghdad. ISIL claimed responsibility for the attacks.[79] 19
  United States May 3 Two gunmen attacked the Curtis Culwell Center during a 'Draw Muhammad' cartoon art exhibit in Garland, Texas.[80][81][82][83][84] 2 1
  Afghanistan May 3 Taliban militants overran checkpoints in Warduj, killing 17 policemen.[85] 17
  Afghanistan May 4 A government bus was attacked by a suicide bomber in Kabul.[86] 1 15
  Iraq May 10 Two car bombs were detonated ten minutes apart in Baghdad and the surrounding towns of Taji and Tarmiyah. ISIL claimed responsibility.[87] 14 30
  Afghanistan May 10 A bus carrying government employees was attacked in Kabul by a suicide bomber. The Taliban claimed responsibility.[88] 3 10
  Pakistan May 13 A bus carrying Shia Muslims was attacked by six armed gunman who rode up in motorcycles. Several Islamist groups claimed responsibility.[89] 45 13
  Afghanistan May 14 A hotel hosting a cultural event was attacked by Taliban fighters in Kabul leaving 14 dead including an American, an Italian, and 4 Indians.[90] 14
  Afghanistan May 17 A Taliban suicide attack near the entrance of Hamid Karzai International Airport targeting a European police training vehicle.[91] 3 18
  Afghanistan May 19 A suicide car bombing detonated in the parking lot of a Justice Ministry building in the diplomatic section of Kabul.[92] 4 42
  Libya May 21 A suicide bomber detonated his explosives at a military checkpoint outside of Misrata killing himself and two guards.[93] 3
  Saudi Arabia May 22 A suicide bomber attacked a Shia mosque during prayer in al-Qadeeh village. ISIL claimed responsibility.[94] 21 90+
  Afghanistan May 25 Taliban militants killed 19 policemen and six soldiers during a siege at a police compound in Nawzad District.[95] 25
  Kenya May 26 Al-Shabaab militants attacked two police patrols north of Garissa, 5 police officers were injured but were able to kill both of the attackers.[96] 2 5
  Iraq May 28 Two car bombs were set off minutes apart targeting the Cristal Grand Ishtar Hotel and the Babylon.[97] 10 30
  Saudi Arabia May 29 A suicide bomber attacked a Shia mosque in Dammam detonating the bomb in the parking lot.[98] 4
  Iraq June 1 Three suicide bombers in Humvees attacked a police station in the Tharthar region in Al Anbar Governorate.[99] 41 63
  Turkey June 5 2015 Diyarbakır rally bombings – Twin bombing of a Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) rally.[100][101] 4 100+
  Iraq June 13 Four suicide SUV car bombs went off in a police station in Hajjaj near Tikrit and Baiji.[102] 11 27
  France June 26 Saint-Quentin-Fallavier attack – Beheading in a factory near Lyon, head marked with Arabic writing and Islamist flags. Gas canisters set off a fire.[103] 1 11
  Tunisia June 26 2015 Sousse attacks – A gunman named Seifeddine Rezgui attacked a hotel targeting European tourists staying there.[104] 38 39
  Nigeria June 26–30 Boko Haram killed attacked and bombed villages, mosques, and other public spaces.[105] 200
  Nigeria July 7 A bomb exploded in a government office in Zaria.[106] 20
  Cameroon July 13 Two suicide bombers exploded in a bar in Fotokol and killed 13 people, including a soldier from Chad who was killed in the second explosion.[107] 15
  United States July 16 A civilian opened fire on two military installations in Chattanooga, Tennessee, killing 5 military personnel.[108] 5
  Nigeria July 17 Two towns were attacked by two suicide bombers.[109] 62
  Turkey July 20 2015 Suruç bombing in Kurdish majority city of Suruç. ISIL claimed responsibility.[110] 33 104
  Nigeria July 22 A series of explosions at two bus stations in Gombe.[111] 40
  Cameroon July 26 A suicide bomber detonated at a popular nightclub in Maroua.[112] 15
  India July 27 2015 Gurdaspur attack Three Islamic terrorists of Pakistani origin from Indian-administrated Kashmir disguised in army uniforms attacked the Dina Nagar police station in Gurdaspur District of Punjab. The attack killed 3 policemen, 4 civilians and 15 others were injured. All 3 attackers were killed by security forces.[113] 10 15
  Nigeria August 11 Explosions at a crowded market in Sabon Gari.[114] 47
  Iraq August 13 August 2015 Baghdad bombing. A truck bomb in a market.[115] 70+ 200
  France August 21 2015 Thalys train attack. Shooting and stabbing in train traveling from Amsterdam to Paris. The incident was believed by French police to be an Islamist terrorist attack.[116] 0 5
  Nigeria August 28–30 Boko Haram members attacked three villages. 68 alone were killed in the village of Baanu.[117] 79
  Nigeria September 10 Explosion at a refugee camp for people fleeing Boko Haram.[118] 2
  Iraq September 17 Two suicide bombings in Baghdad. ISIL claimed responsibility.[119] 12 55
  Nigeria September 21 Multiple explosions.[120] 54
  Yemen September 24 A bomb attack on a Shia mosque in Sana'a during prayers for the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha. Claimed by ISIL.[121] 25
  Bangladesh September 29 Three men on a motorbike shot and killed an Italian aid worker. The attack was claimed by ISIL.[122] 1
  Nigeria October 1 Multiple suicide bombings by Boko Haram.[123] 14 39
  Israel October 1 Gunmen opened fire on a car near Nablus on the northern West Bank, killing a man and woman. Four of their children were also in the car and witnessed the attack, but were uninjured. The attackers were praised by Hamas.[124][125] 2
  Australia October 2 2015 Parramatta shooting. A NSW Police Force civilian employee was shot dead outside NSW Police Force headquarters on Charles Street, Parramatta, Sydney by a 15-year-old lone gunman. The gunman then engaged with NSW Police Special Constables in a shootout before being killed.[126][better source needed] 2
  Bangladesh October 3 A Japanese man was shot and killed. The attack was claimed by ISIL.[127] 1
  Iraq October 3 Two suicide bombings in Shiite majority neighbourhoods in Baghdad. Attack claimed by ISIL.[128] 20 61
  Afghanistan October 5 Two suicide bombings in Kabul targeted an intelligence centre. Claimed by the Taliban.[129] 2 3
  Somalia October 7 Al-Shabaab militants ambushed and killed the nephew of Somali president Hassan Sheikh Mohamud.[130] 2
  Turkey October 10 2015 Ankara bombings. ISIL is suspected.[131][132] 109 500+
  Chad October 10 Multiple suicide bombings blamed on Boko Haram.[133] 33 51
  Afghanistan October 11 A bomb attack in Kabul, targeting a British military convoy injured 7 Afghan civilians. The attack was claimed by the Taliban.[134] 0 7
  Nigeria October 22 Boko Haram attack in Borno State.[135] 20
  Nigeria October 23 Two separate mosques were attacked by suicide bombers.[136] 42
  Niger October 28 Boko Haram militants attacked a village, allegedly burning down houses and cars during the rampage.[137] 13
  Egypt October 31 Bomb on board a Russian jet brought it down in the Sinai peninsula.[138] 224
  Lebanon November 12 Twin suicide bombings in Beirut.[139] 42
  France November 13 A series of terrorist attacks in Paris involving a series of coordinated attacks which consisted of mass shootings and suicide bombings. This incident was the deadliest event on French soil since World War II.[140] 137 416
  Iraq November 13 Suicide attack at a Shia funeral.[141] 21
  Philippines November 17 A Malaysian national was beheaded by Abu Sayyaf.[142] 1
  Nigeria November 17 A suicide attack at a market in Yola blamed on Boko Haram.[143] 30+ 80+
  Bosnia and Herzegovina November 18 A lone wolf Islamist killed two soldiers and injured civilians in Sarajevo.[144] 3 5
  Nigeria November 18 Two explosions blamed on Boko Haram struck a phone market in Kano.[145] 15 100+
  Iraq November 20 A suicide bomber detonated inside a Shiite mosque.[146] 11 5
  Cameroon November 21 Suicide bombing blamed on Boko Haram.[147] 10
  Nigeria November 22 Suicide bombing.[148] 8
  Tunisia November 24 2015 Tunis bombing. ISIL claimed responsibility for an attack on a bus transporting members of the Presidential Guard.[149] 14 11
  Egypt November 24 November 2015 Sinai attack. A day after the second round of parliamentary elections closed, militants attacked a hotel housing election judges in the provincial capital of al-Arish in North Sinai.[150] 7 10+
  Niger November 25 Boko Haram attacked a village, shot residents and fired rockets.[151] 18
  Nigeria November 27 Boko Haram suicide attack on a Shia procession.[152] 22
  Egypt November 28 Islamist gunmen killed four security personnel in an attack at a police checkpoint in Saqqara.[153] 4
  Mali November 28 Militants fired rockets on a MINUSMA peacekeeping forces base. Ansar Dine claimed responsibility.[154] 3 20
  United States December 2 In the 2015 San Bernardino attack, married couple Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik opened fire in an office.[155][156] 14 22
  Chad December 5 Four female suicide bombers from Boko Haram attacked the island of Koulfoua on Lake Chad.[157] 19 130+
  Yemen December 6 The governor of Aden, Jaafar Mohammed Saad, was killed in a car bomb attack claimed by ISIL.[158] 1
  Afghanistan December 8 In the 2015 Kandahar Airport attacks several Taliban members attacked Kandahar Airport and surrounding areas.[159][160] 70+ 35
  Egypt December 8 An explosive device by Islamists targeting a military convoy went off in Rafah.[161] 4 4
  Iraq December 9 A suicide bomber detonated in the doorway of a Shiite mosque.[162] 11+ 20
  Afghanistan December 11 In the 2015 Spanish Embassy attack in Kabul, Taliban militants detonated a car bomb and stormed a guesthouse near the embassy.[163] 6
  Syria December 11 Tell Tamer bombings. Three truck bombs set off by ISIL in Tell Tamer.[164] 60 80
  Iraq December 12 A militant detonated his explosives in a truck at an Iraqi position near the Saudi border.[165] 6 14
  Nigeria December 13 Boko Haram attacked the villages of Warwara, Mangari, and Bura-Shika.[166] 30 20
  Afghanistan December 21 A suicide bomber on a motorcycle detonated near Bagram Airfield.[167] 7 3
  Nigeria December 26 Boko Haram gunmen raided Kimba village, opening fire on residents and torching their homes.[168][169] 14+
  Afghanistan December 28 A Taliban suicide bomber detonated on a road near a school close to Kabul International Airport.[170] 2 33
  Nigeria December 28 Fourteen Islamist female suicide bombers aged 12–18 attempted to simultaneously attack Maiduguri. Seven of the bombers were shot dead by security forces while three managed to escape and detonate themselves in Baderi and near a mosque, killing 26 people and wounding another 85.[171] 36 85
  Pakistan December 29 A suicide bomber detonated in the entrance of an office of the National Database and Registration Authority in Mardan.[172] 27 50+
  Russia December 29 A gunman opened fire on a group of residents who were visiting a viewing platform at the fortress in Derbent, Dagestan. ISIL claimed responsibility.[173] 1 11

2016 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Afghanistan January 1 A Taliban suicide bomber detonated himself in a French restaurant in Kabul.[174] 2 15
  India January 2 In the 2016 Pathankot attack suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed militants attacked an air base killing 7 security force members.[175] 7
  Iraq January 3 Five Islamist suicide bombers attacked a military base.[176] 15 22
  Libya January 7 In the Zliten truck bombing, Islamist militants detonated a truck bomb at the al-Jahfal police training camp in Zliten.[177] 50+ 100+
  France January 7 In the January 2016 Paris police station attack an Islamist from Morocco wearing a fake explosive belt attacked police officers with a meat cleaver. He was shot dead.[178] 1 0
  Libya January 7 Car bombing at a checkpoint in the oil port of Ras Lanuf.[179] 7 11
  Egypt January 8 In the 2016 Hurghada attack two militants armed with a melee weapon and a signal flare stormed the Bella Vista Hotel.[180] 0 3
  France January 11 A 15-year-old Turkish ISIL supporter attacked a teacher from a Jewish school in Marseille with a machete.[181] 0 1
  Iraq January 11 ISIL gunmen detonated suicide vests in a shopping mall.[182] 20 40+
  Turkey January 12 In the 2016 Istanbul bombing an ISIL suicide bomber detonated in the historical centre of Istanbul.[183] 11 15
  Indonesia January 14 2016 Jakarta attacks which were orchestrated by ISIL.[184] 2 24
  Somalia January 15 In the El Adde attack, Al-Shabaab militants attacked an African Union Kenyan army base in El-Adde.[185] 63+
  Burkina Faso January 15 In the 2016 Ouagadougou attacks Islamist gunmen armed with heavy weapons attacked the Cappuccino restaurant and the Splendid Hotel in Ouagadougou.[186] 20+ 15+
  Pakistan January 21 Bacha Khan University attack. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack.[187] 22
  Somalia January 22 Al-Shabab attack on beachside restaurant.[188] 20
  Cameroon January 25 Suspected Boko Haram insurgents blew themselves up in a market.[189] 25 62
  Nigeria January 30 Boko Haram gunmen raided a village.[190] 65 136
  Uruguay March 10 A 35-year-old man called Carlos Omar Peralta López from Paysandú repeatedly stabbed to death a Jewish merchant while screaming "Allah is great!" some months after his supposed conversion to Islam and assuming the identity of "Abdullah Omar". The victim's son was injured while trying to stop the attack.[191][192] 1 1
  Ivory Coast March 13 In the 2016 Grand-Bassam shootings, Al-Qaeda gunmen stormed 3 hotels in Grand-Bassam.[193] 18
  Turkey March 19 March 2016 Istanbul bombing; carried out by an ISIL member[194][195] 5 36
  Iraq March 20 In Anbar, ISIL suicide bombers attacked a municipal building[196] 24
  Belgium March 22 2016 Brussels bombings. Two suicide bombings in Brussels Airport and one bombing in the Brussels Metro.[197] 35 300+
  Yemen March 25 Three ISIL suicide bombers struck security checkpoints in Aden.[198][199] 29
  Iraq March 25 A suicide bomber blew himself up at a football stadium in Iskandariya, south of Baghdad. ISIL claimed responsibility for the attack.[200][201] 30 95
  Pakistan March 27 The 2016 Lahore suicide bombing targeted Christians who had gathered on Easter in Gulshan-e-Iqbal Park. The blast was orchestrated by Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a Pakistani Taliban faction.[202][203] 70 300
  Afghanistan April 19 The April 2016 Kabul attack targeted a security team responsible for protecting government VIPs in Kabul. It was the Taliban's biggest attack on an urban area since 2001.[204] 64 347
  Bangladesh April 23 Attackers hacked a university professor to death in Rajshahi. ISIL claimed responsibility for the attack stating that they assassinated him "for calling to atheism".[205][206] 1
  Bangladesh April 25 Two gay rights activists were hacked to death in Dhaka. An Al-Qaeda affiliated group claimed responsibility for the attacks.[207][208] 2
  Iraq May 11 Car bomb attack on a market in Baghdad. ISIL claimed responsibility.[209] 40 60
  United States June 12 Mass shooting at a nightclub in Orlando, Florida. The shooter, Omar Mateen, pledged allegiance to ISIL by specifically calling police and journalists several times during the incident.[210][211] 49 53
  France June 14 A police officer and his wife were stabbed to death in Magnanville by a man swearing his allegiance to ISIL.[212] 2
  Jordan June 21 An ISIS militant attacked a refugee camp at an army post near Rukban.[213] ISIL later claimed responsibility.[214] 6 14
  Pakistan June 22 Assassination of Amjad Sabri, claimed by a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban who accused him of blasphemy.[215] 1
  Turkey June 28 A simultaneous terrorist attack, consisting of shootings and suicide bombings at the international terminal of Terminal 2 of Istanbul Atatürk Airport.[216][217] 45 230
  Bangladesh July 1 Gunmen killed 20 hostages in the affluent Gulshan Thana neighborhood of Dhaka. Thirteen hostages were rescued; two police officers and six attackers were killed. One attacker was taken into custody. ISIL claimed responsibility, but according to Bangladeshi officials, the attack was carried out by homegrown militant group Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh.[218] On August 27, Bangladeshi police killed three militants whom they accused of perpetrating the Dhaka attack, including Tamim Ahmed Chowdhury, a 30-year-old Canadian citizen born in Bangladesh, who was described as "one of the main suppliers of funds and arms for several recent attacks".[219] 26
  Iraq July 3 July 2016 Baghdad bombings Two coordinated bomb attacks.[220] 341+ 246
  Indonesia July 4 A suicide bomber attacked a police station in Central Java, killing himself and injuring a police officer.[221] 1 1
  Iraq July 7 A coordinated attack involving suicide car bombers, suicide bombers on foot, and gunmen against the mausoleum of Muhammad ibn Ali al-Hadi, a Shi'ite holy site in Baghdad. ISIL claimed responsibility.[222] 56 75
  France July 14 2016 Nice truck attack.[223][224] 87 450+
 Germany July 18 A 17-year-old Afghan refugee went on a stabbing spree inside a train near Würzburg. The attacker was shot dead when he attacked the arriving police officers.[225] 1 5
 Germany July 24 A suicide bombing outside a wine bar in Ansbach, in which a bomber tried to bomb a large music festival going on at the time. Many videos were discovered of him pledging allegiance to ISIL and Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. The bomber was the only fatality.[226] 1 15
  France July 26 A priest's throat was slit and four nuns were taken hostage in a church in Rouen. ISIL claimed responsibility for the attack. The two attackers were shot dead by authorities. One of the men was known to the French intelligence services and was on the French government's terror watch-list.[227] 3
  Pakistan August 8 77 people were killed and over 100 injured by a suicide bombing at a government hospital in Quetta.[228] 77 100+
  United States September 17–19 2016 New York and New Jersey bombings - three bombs exploded and several unexploded ones were found in the New York metropolitan area. The perpetrator was subsequently charged with attempting to radicalize fellow jail inmates to espouse violent jihadist beliefs.[229] 0 31
  India September 18 2016 Uri attack – Four armed militants attacked an army brigade headquarters in Uri area of Baramulla district in Jammu and Kashmir State. 18 soldiers were killed and 19 were injured.[230] 18 19
  United States November 28 Ohio State University attack. Car ramming attack and mass stabbing at Ohio State University. The perpetrator, Abdul Razak Ali Artan, was a Muslim Somali refugee and legal permanent resident of the United States.[231] 0 11
  Pakistan November 12 Bombing at the Shah Noorani shrine in Balochistan. More people were killed and injured during the stampede that resulted from people fleeing the blast. ISIL claimed responsibility.[232][233][234] 56 102
  Egypt December 11 A suicide bomber killed 27 people and injured 47 others at St. Peter and St. Paul's Church (commonly known as El-Botroseya Church) in Cairo. ISIL claimed responsibility.[235][236][237] 29 47
 Germany December 19 2016 Berlin truck attack during which a truck was driven into the Christmas market next to the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church at Breitscheidplatz in Berlin.[238][239] 12 56

2017 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Turkey January 1 An ISIL gunman opened fire on a crowd of people in the Reina Nightclub in Istanbul.[240] 39 70
  Iraq January 2 A suicide bomber with a truck full of explosives attacked a predominantly Shia market in Baghdad. ISIL took responsibility for the attack.[241][242] 36 52
  Afghanistan February 8 ISIL militants attacked a convoy of aid workers of the Red Cross.[243] 6 0
  Afghanistan February 11 Taliban suicide car bomber killed seven people outside a bank in Lashkargah.[244] 7 21
  Pakistan February 16 During the Sehwan suicide bombing a suicide bomber entered the main hall of the Shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar in Sehwan and detonated his payload amid dozens of worshippers.[245] 91+ 300+
  Iraq February 19 Two suicide bombings that hit districts recently retaken from ISIL in eastern Mosul. The first attack targeted an army checkpoint, killing three soldiers, and the second a gathering of civilians in the commercial district known as "My Fair Lady," killing two.[246] 5 0
  Pakistan February 21 Three militants threw hand grenades and opened fire as they launched an assault in Tangi, near the border with Afghanistan. Two of the men blew themselves up during the 20-minute gun battle with security forces at the gate, while the third was shot dead by police before he could detonate his explosive vest.[247] 7 22
  Egypt February 22 Two Coptic Christians were found killed in Al-Arish. The two were believed to have been kidnapped by militants from the ISIL-affiliated group "Sinai Province."[248] 2 0
  Afghanistan February 28 Twelve policemen were killed in an "insider attack" in Lashkar Gah after a Taliban infiltrator allowed militants into the outpost.[249] 12 0
  Afghanistan March 8 Gunmen dressed as medics attacked a military hospital in Kabul in an assault claimed by ISIL.[250][251] 40+ 50+
  Iraq March 8 Two suicide bombers blew themselves up at a wedding party in Hajaj, near Tikrit. ISIL claimed responsibility.[252] 26 67
  United Kingdom March 22 A man drove a car into pedestrians on the south side of Westminster Bridge.[253][254] 6 49
  Russia April 3 A suicide bomber blew himself up on the St. Petersburg metro. The bomber was born in Kyrgyzstan and had ties to radical Islamists.[255] 5 15
  Sweden April 7 2017 Stockholm truck attack – A rejected Uzbek asylum seeker stole a beer truck and drove onto a crowded high street to mow down as many pedestrians as possible. According to his testimony he wanted to pressure Sweden into ending its support for the fight against ISIL.[256][257] 5 15
  Egypt April 9 Palm Sunday church bombings on Christian churches in Tanta and Alexandria.[258] 47 100+
  France April 20 Three police officers and a bystander were shot by an attacker wielding an AK-47 rifle on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. The attacker was shot dead. He had a note defending ISIL, and had previously attempted to communicate with its fighters in Iraq and Syria.[259] 2 3
  United Kingdom May 22 The Manchester Arena bombing - an Islamist extremist suicide bomber detonated a shrapnel-laden homemade bomb as people were leaving the Manchester Arena following a concert by American singer Ariana Grande. 22 1,017 (112 hospitalised)[260]
  Egypt May 26 A gunman opened fire on a convoy carrying Coptic Christians traveling from Maghagha in Minya Governorate.[261] 28 22
  United Kingdom June 3 The 2017 London Bridge attack was an incident where an attacker ran over multiple pedestrians on London Bridge. On Borough Market the occupants of the van stabbed multiple people before being shot by police.[262][263] 11 48
  France June 6 2017 Notre Dame attack – A lone wolf carrying knives in his rucksack used a hammer to attack an officer guarding Notre-Dame de Paris. A video pledging allegiance to ISIL was later found.[264] 0 2
  Iran June 7 2017 Tehran attacks – In the first attacks orchestrated by ISIL in Iran, Tehran was targeted by suicide bombers and teams of gunmen when they stormed Iran's parliament and the nearby shrine of Ruhollah Khomeini. All 4 attackers at the parliament were killed.[265][266] 22 43
  Iraq June 9 Suicide bombing in Karbala. The attack was claimed by ISIL.[267] 30 36
  Egypt July 14 2017 Hurghada attack – An attacker with a knife stabbed foreign tourists.[268] 2 4
  Pakistan August 7 A truck carrying explosive material accidentally went off at Band Road in Lahore. A few hours after the attack, a clash erupted between 7 militants and the CTD team in which 4 militants were shot dead while 3 others managed to escape. The militants were identified as from the Pakistani Taliban.[269] 2 35
  Spain August 17–18 2017 Barcelona attacks – Three separate attacks in Barcelona.[270] 15 120
  Finland August 18 2017 Turku attack – Stabbing attack in Turku by an eighteen-year-old Moroccan asylum seeker named Abderrahman Bouanane. According to the police he was a radicalized lone wolf influenced by ISIS. The attacker was shot in the leg by police and was arrested. Police later discovered that the attacker had also planned attacks at different sites. Three other suspects, all Moroccans, were remanded in custody in connection with the attack. He was convicted for terrorism and murder. It was the first time a Finnish court has decreed that a crime was a terrorist act. Finland's prime minister described the stabbings as the country's first terrorist attack in history.[271][272] 2 8
  United Kingdom September 15 A bomb wrapped in a plastic grocery bag concealed in a bucket exploded at the height of the morning rush at the London Underground. ISIL claimed responsibility for the bombing.[273] 0 29
  United States October 31 2017 New York City truck attack – A man drove a pickup truck into cyclists and runners along about 1 mile (2 km) of a bicycle path in Lower Manhattan, New York City. After leaving the vehicle, the driver wielded two guns (later found to be a paintball gun and a pellet gun); he was shot in the abdomen by police and arrested.[274] An ISIL flag and a document that read either "It will endure." or "Islamic State will endure forever." in Arabic were found in the truck.[275][276] 8 12
  Egypt December 29 A gunman opened fire outside a church in Cairo before attempting to storm the building, at least seven people were killed. He had earlier shot at a store, killing two people inside. The Interior Ministry said that the shop was owned by a Copt and that the two dead were Christian men. ISIL claimed responsibility for the attacks.[277] at least 9 0

2018 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Iraq January 15 2018 Baghdad bombings.[278] 38 105
  Afghanistan January 20 2018 Inter-Continental Hotel Kabul attack.[279] 40 22
  Afghanistan January 24 Save the Children Jalalabad attack[280] 6 27
  Afghanistan January 27 Kabul ambulance bombing.[281] 103 235
  Russia February 18 Kizlyar church shooting[282] 6 5
  Somalia February 18 February 2018 Mogadishu attack.[283] 45 36
  Burkina Faso March 2 2018 Ouagadougou attacks[284][285] 30 85
  Afghanistan March 21 March 2018 Kabul suicide bombing[286] 33 65
  France March 23 Carcassonne and Trèbes attack - Hostage crisis[287] 5 15
  Somalia April 1 2018 African Union base attack in Bulo Marer.[288] 59 (+30) Unknown
  Afghanistan April 22 22 April 2018 Kabul suicide bombing[289] 69 120
  Afghanistan April 30 30 April 2018 Kabul suicide bombings[290][291] 29 50
  Nigeria May 1 2018 Mubi suicide bombings[292][293] 86 58
  Libya May 2 2018 attack on the Libyan High National Elections Commission[294] 16 20
  Netherlands May 5 Stabbing attack in The Hague.[295] 0 3
  France May 12 2018 Paris knife attack[296] 2 4
  Indonesia May 13 2018 Surabaya bombings[297] 25 55
  Belgium May 29 2018 Liège attack[298] 4 4
  Afghanistan July 1 July 2018 Jalalabad suicide bombing[299] 20 20
  Pakistan July 10 2018 Peshawar suicide bombing[300] 22 75
  Pakistan July 13 2018 Mastung and Bannu bombings[301][302] 154 223
  Syria July 25 2018 As-Suwayda attacks - A string of suicide bombings and gun attacks that took place in and around As-Suwayda. The attacks were committed by ISIL.[303] 258 (+63 attackers) 180
  Tajikistan July 29 Terrorist attack against cyclists in Tajikistan - Assailants rammed American and European cyclists with a car in the Khatlon region, then attacked them with knives and an axe.[304] 4 2
  Jordan August 12 An explosion near a police van in Fuheis. Officials claimed that the attackers supported ISIL, but did not have links to the organisation.[305][306][307] 5 26+
  Netherlands August 31 2018 Amsterdam stabbing attack - A 19-year-old Afghans with a German residence permit, stabbed two American tourists with a knife at Amsterdam central station. After the attack he was shot by police in his lower body and arrested.[308] 0 2
  Iran September 22 2018 Ahvaz military parade attack - Militants wearing khaki uniforms shot at a military parade in Ahvaz. ISIL claimed the attack.[309] 24+ 20
  Egypt November 2 Islamic militants ambushed three buses carrying Christian pilgrims returning from a remote Coptic Christian monastery and opened fire. ISIL claimed responsibility.[310] 7 19
  Australia November 9 2018 Melbourne stabbing attack - A man of Somali origin set a car on fire and stabbed multiple people in Melbourne. He was shot dead after confronting officers on a busy street. ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack, but authorities said he was only inspired by the group and there did not appear to be direct links.[311][312] 1 2
  Morocco December 17 Murders of Louisa Vesterager Jespersen and Maren Ueland - Two female Scandiniavian tourists, a Danish and a Norwegian, were killed (one beheaded) near Imlil in the Atlas Mountains; the murderers filmed their action while branding the two women 'enemies of God' and saying their actions were God's will. Four suspects were arrestedand Moroccan authorities said that they had pledged allegiance to the ISIL beforehand.[313][314][315] 2 0

2019 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Kenya January 15 Nairobi DusitD2 complex attack - Al-Shabaab militants attacked the DusitD2 hotel in Nairobi.[316] 21+ 0
  India February 14 A man rammed his car full of explosives into a convoy of soldiers. The attack was claimed by Pakistan-based terrorist organization, Jaish-e-Mohammed.[317] 40 (+ 1, the suicide bomber) 35
  Philippines January 27 2019 Jolo Cathedral bombings - Two bombs exploded at the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cathedral, Jolo, as worshipers gathered for Sunday Mass. ISIL claimed responsibility.[318][319][320] 20+ 102
  Sri Lanka April 21 2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings - on Easter Sunday, three churches across the country and three luxury hotels in Colombo were bombed. Later that day, there were smaller explosions at a housing complex and a guest house.[321][322][323][324][325] Authorities confirmed that the bombers were Sri Lankan citizens associated with National Thowheed Jamaath (NTJ), a local militant radical Islamist group, but foreign links were suspected.[326] 269 (+8 bombers) 500+
  Sri Lanka April 27 April 2019 Kalmunai shootout - Security forces and militants from NTJ allegedly linked to ISIL clashed after the security forces raided a militant safe house, upon which three suicide bombers blew themselves up.[327][328] 16 2
  France May 24 2019 Lyon bombing - Explosion outside a bakery in the center of Lyon. The suspect, a migrant from Algeria possessing jihadist propaganda, his parents and sibling were arrested.[329] - 13
  Philippines May 26 Abu Sayyaf militants attacked a group of soldiers in Jolo Island.[330] 7 2
  Afghanistan August 17 17 August 2019 Kabul bombing - A suicide bomber detonated a bomb in a wedding hall.[331][332] 92 142
  United Kingdom November 29 2019 London Bridge stabbing - Convicted Islamist terrorist Usman Khan stabbed members of the public on London Bridge[333] before being wrestled to the floor by pedestrians and then shot dead by police. 2 3

2020 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Afghanistan March 25 Kabul gurdwara attack –ISIL gunmen attacked a Sikh religious gathering and took dozens of hostages.[334][335] At least 25 people were killed.[336] After six hours of fighting 80 hostages were rescued.[337][338] 25 —
  Philippines August 24 2020 Jolo bombings – A motorcycle bomb exploded on a busy street in Jolo, Sulu. As police and the military responded, a female suicide bomber detonated a second bomb, killing at least 14 people and wounding 75. ISIL is suspected of being behind the bombings.[339] 14 75
  France October 16 Murder of Samuel Paty – A middle-school teacher was attacked and beheaded by an 18 year-old Chechen.[340][341] The teacher had previously shown Charlie Hebdo-Cartoons depicting Muhammad during class. The culprit forewarned of his intentions using his Twitter account.[342] 1
  Afghanistan October 24 October 2020 Afghanistan attacks - A suicide bombing outside an educational centre in Kabul.[343] The ISK claimed responsibility for the attack. 30+ 70+
  France October 29 2020 Nice stabbing – Stabbing attack in Notre-Dame de Nice, one of the victims was beheaded.[344] 3
  Austria November 2 2020 Vienna attack – Shooting in Stadttempel, Vienna.[345] The Vienna Police Department confirmed that the attacker was an ISIL sympathizer, and that the attack was motivated by Islamic extremism.[346][347] 4 15
  Mozambique November 10 ISIL-linked militants attacked a village and turned a football pitch into an "execution site", where they beheaded and dismembered residents. State media reported that several more people were beheaded in another village. Executions and beheadings reportedly continued for two days.[348][349][350] 50+ Unknown
  Syria December 30 An assault targeted a bus with personnel from president Bashar al-Assad's elite Fourth Brigade returning from their posts in Deir ez-Zor. The bus was ambushed in a well-planned operation near the village of Shula by jihadists who set up a false checkpoint to stop the convoy and detonated bombs before opening fire.[351] ISIL claimed responsibility.[352] 40

2021–present edit

2021 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Pakistan January 3 2021 Machh attack - ISIL claimed responsibility for killing miners in Machh, Balochistan, after kidnapping them and taking them to the mountains.[353][354][355][356][357] 11 —
  Iraq January 21 January 2021 Baghdad bombings - ISIL targeted Shia muslims in a clothing market in Tayaran Square.[358][359][360] 32 110
  Iraq July 19 Near the eve of Eid al-Adha, an ISIL suicide bomber detonated his vest in a crowded market in the densely populated neighbourhood of Sadr City. Some shops burned down as a result of the explosion.[361] 30 50
  Afghanistan August 26 2021 Kabul airport attack; ISIL claimed two suicide attacks near Hamid Karzai International Airport. 13 US service members and at least 170 Afghans were killed in the attacks.[362] 183 200
  New Zealand September 3 2021 Auckland supermarket stabbing: An ISIL supporter stabbed multiple people before being shot by police in Auckland.[363] 1 6

2022 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Norway June 25 2022 Oslo shooting - Shooting in a busy nightlife district.[364] 2 21
  India June 28 Murder of Kanhaiya Lal – A Hindu tailor was murdered by two Muslim assailants in Udaipur. The assailants captured the attack on camera and circulated the video online.[365][366][367] In a second video (taken after the attack), the assailants boasted about the murder to avenge the insult to Islam[368] and also made threats against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.[369][370] 1
  United States August 12 Stabbing of Salman Rushdie - The Satanic Verses author Salman Rushdie was stabbed 33 years after a 1989 fatwa by Ayatollah Khomeini, condemning him for the book's allegorical presentation of the possible validity of the so-called Satanic Verses content of the Quran.[371] 2
  Egypt August 30 A Christian father and son, Salama Waheeb and his son Hany, were shot dead in Gelbana, 20 kilometres east of El Qantara by ISIL militants. They were working in their fields at the time.[372][373] 2
  Afghanistan September 30 September 2022 Kabul school bombing - A suicide bombing suspected to be carried out by ISK at a tutorial centre during a mock exam for both men and women in a Hazara neighbourhood.[374] 25 36
  France October 7 In Chateau-Thierry, a Muslim man stabbed his mother and younger brother and then went on a stabbing spree along the street before being apprehended by police while making Islamic prayers at the roadside.[375] 6

2023 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  India January 1-2 2023 Rajouri attacks - The first attack was a shooting which killed 4 people and injured 9.[376] The second attack was an IED which killed 5 and injured 3.[377] 7 12
  Pakistan July 30 2023 Khar bombing - ISK carried out a suicide bombing at a Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) rally in Khar, Bajaur District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.[378] and injuring over 200 others.[379][380] 63+ 200+
  France October 13 Arras school stabbing - A teacher was stabbed to death and two other people were wounded. The attacker shouted "Allahu akbar" according to police.[381][382] 1 2
  Afghanistan October 13 2023 Pul-i-Khumri bombing - During prayer, there was an explosion in the Imam Zaman mosque. Some of the injuries were treated at Pul-i-Khumri Hospital while others were transferred to Kunduz hospital for treatment. The Islamic State – Khorasan Province claimed responsibility for the attack, identifying the attacker as "Sayfullah al-Muwahhid".[383] 7 17
  Belgium October 16 2023 Brussels shooting - Two Swedish nationals were shot dead and a third person injured in the attack. In a video posted on social media, a man identifying himself as the gunman claimed “to be inspired by the Islamic State”.[384][385] 2 1
  Israel November 30 2023 Givat Shaul shooting - Two Palestinian gunmen opened fire on a bus stop. 6 people were killed (including the two gunmen) and 16 people were injured. Hamas claimed responsibility for the attack.[386] 6 16

2024 edit

Location Date Description Deaths Injuries
  Iran January 3 2024 Kerman bombings – ISIS-K carried out a suicide bombing on a commemorative ceremony for assassinated Iranian general Qasem Soleimani at his grave in eastern Kerman.[387] 96 284
  Turkey January 28 2024 Istanbul church shooting – Two gunmen entered the Church of Santa Maria in Istanbul during Sunday mass and shot and killed a man before leaving. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack.[388] 1 1
  Russia March 22 2024 Crocus City Hall attack - ISIS-K carried out a suicide bombing at a concert hall in Moscow, killing 145. Russian officials at first attempted to associate the attack with Ukraine, but it was later admitted to be the work of Islamic terrorists.[389][better source needed] 145 551
  Australia April 15 2024 Wakeley church stabbing - An assailant wearing a black jumper entered Christ The Good Shepherd Church at 7pm local time. He then shouted “Allahu Akbar”, and attacked six people with a knife, starting with the bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel whom he approached at the pulpit and then stabbed multiple times in the head and upper body. The weapon was allegedly a switchblade, which is banned in Australia, but the attacker had not opened it fully before jabbing the weapon. In a video released by one of the churchgoers, the 16 year old can be heard speaking Arabic, saying "if he didn't insult my prophet and religion, I wouldn't have come here". He then smiled at the camera. [390][391][392][393] 0 7

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External links edit

U.S. Government:

  • US State Department Country Reports on Terrorism
  • Significant Terrorist Incidents, 1961–2003: A Brief Chronology
    • Appendix A Chronology of Significant International Terrorist Incidents, 2003 (Revised 6/22/04)
  • Significant Attacks Against U.S. Diplomatic Facilities and Personnel 1998–2012
  • List of Major Terrorism Cases from the FBI

News:

  • Al Qaida timeline plots and attacks 1992–2005
  • Terror strikes blamed on Al zarqawi 1992–2005
  • Timeline of Terror Attacks in Past 20 Years 1995–2015

Books with lists:

  • Global Terrorism By Leonard Weinberg page 174
  • Encyclopedia of Terrorist, Natural, and Man-Made Disasters by Michael I. Greenberg
  • Disaster! A Compendium of Terrorist, Natural, and Man-Made Catastrophes By Michael I. Greenberg

Books with additional resources:

  • The Routledge Handbook of Terrorism Research

Web sites/pages: