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A new book examines the why women join terrorist groups like ISIS. (Reuters)
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ISIS members and their families are bussed towards Syria’s Deir al-Zour province on August 28, 2017 under a deal to end three years of extremist presence on the Syrian-Lebanese border. (AFP)
ISIS, ‘Hezbollah’ Deal Reveals Hidden Agendas
Dubai – Recent developments have seen opposing extremist groups, both Sunni and Shi’ite, set aside their differences in order to achieve their interests. Survival instincts and Machiavellian schemes run deeper than ideological victories that only the people kill...Caption:
A Syrian fighter walks through destruction in the city of Aleppo. (AFP)
Terrorism’s Ideological Crisis and Propagandists’ Wars
Dubai – The identity of the enemy of terrorists has changed in recent decades in that it is no longer limited to the West and the United States, but has come to include fellow terrorists, who do not share the same ideology. Infighting among extremists has become more...Caption:
A woman shows a poster reading Islam is Peace during a demonstration of Muslims to speak out against terrorism after the November 2015 Paris attacks. (AFP)
Terrorism and the Global Crisis of Modernity: From Islamophobia to Democratization
Dubai – Terrorism does not result in direct repercussions alone, such as general fear among the public and the adoption of counter-terrorism measures, but it also produces indirect consequences that are no less dangerous. It results in rhetoric that “stands against...Caption:
ISIS Leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi – Reuters