The document discusses the history and evolution of terrorism from ancient groups like the Sicarii and Hashashin to modern religiously motivated groups like Al Qaeda and ISIS. It notes that terrorism has existed throughout history but became prominent internationally in the late 20th century. While religiously motivated terrorism is a major threat today, the document also discusses terrorist acts committed by groups associated with Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Christianity to demonstrate that terrorism exists across many religions and ideologies. It concludes by arguing that most religions primarily preach peace and do not support violence, and ordinary religious people should not be viewed as terrorists.
The document provides background information on terrorism and al-Qaeda. It discusses various definitions of terrorism, the philosophical roots and early leaders of al-Qaeda including Osama bin Laden and Abdullah Yusuf Azzam. Profiles of typical al-Qaeda members are presented, showing most are well-educated young men from caring families who were radicalized through social bonds rather than mental illness or poverty. Al-Qaeda's goals are to remove Western influence from Muslim lands and establish sharia law globally, as outlined in bin Laden's 1998 fatwa declaring war on Americans.
Why Islam permeates our science and Timeline of Radical Islamsydneywolf
We need to educate moderate and secular muslim the fundamental cause of rising global Islamism based on a doctrine promulgated and bolstered by selfish agenda of middle eastern Arab despots.
Source: Looking Glass Publications
By Linda Lavender, Writer / Robin Barnett, Editor
Understanding the past proxies is relevant to the recent unrest in the Middle East, which is often mischaracterized as a purely sectarian conflict. While clearly there is a sectarian component to ongoing unrest in the region, the conflicts, both latent and manifest within Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Yemen are often reported as a struggle between opposing religious sects - Sunnis and Shiites. However, according to F. Gregory Gause of the Brookings Institution, the best way to understand regional politics and the current unrest in the Middle East is through a Cold War framework between Saudi Arabia and the Republic of Iran where the central issue is that of regional hegemony.
1) The document discusses the rise of the Islamic State (IS) militant group and the potential terrorism risk they pose. It traces their origins from Al Qaeda in Iraq and expansion across Syria and Iraq in recent years.
2) The IS now controls significant territory and resources in the region and has established itself as a "caliphate", though no country recognizes it as a sovereign state. It generates revenue through oil assets and other means.
3) While the immediate terrorism threat from IS abroad may be low as they focus on regional battles, involvement of Western countries could motivate IS to attack soft targets globally. IS recruits foreigners who could aid international attacks, and their social media propaganda aids recruitment.
The document discusses the origins, activities, and impact of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). It traces ISIS' origins and outlines its presence in Iraq and Syria. It then examines how ISIS aggressively markets itself and conducts intensive recruitment using online magazines and social media. The document also explores ISIS' sources of funding, the international fight against ISIS led by the US and its allies, and the human rights violations committed by ISIS.
the ppt is about the rise of islamic state and the current situation of coalition forces... the economy of the group and the measures to curbe the group
Crude Oil for Natural Gas: Prospects for Iran-Saudi Reconciliationatlanticcouncil
Despite the sectarian barbs traded between Saudi Arabia and Iran, Iran's unique ability to meet the kingdom's fast growing demand for electricity may help spur a reconciliation, according to the Atlantic Council's Jean-François Seznec. In his report Crude Oil for Natural Gas: Prospects for Iran-Saudi Reconciliation, Seznec argues that the two dominant energy producers do not necessarily need to see their energy production as competition.
Saudi Arabia's currently fuels its stunning 8 percent annual rise in demand for electricity with precious crude oil due to little low cost domestic natural dry gas reserves. Iran's vast gas reserves could be used to meet the kingdom's growing needs, but after decades of punishing sanctions its dilapidated gas fields need an estimated $250 billion in repairs. If Saudi Arabia used its investment power or buying power to help revitalize Iran's gas industry, it would both secure the energy it needs to meet its citizens' demands and free up its crude oil for export. While the sectarian rhetoric hurled back and forth may seem unstoppable and the timeline for reconciliation may be long, Seznec contends that both sides are rational at heart and highlights that that the benefit of economic cooperation on energy issues could open up better relations on a range of issues.
The document discusses the origins, presence, and activities of ISIS/ISIL. It outlines their recruitment methods including use of social media and magazines to spread propaganda and recruit fighters. It also details their sources of funding and impact on global economy. The document then examines the fight against ISIS by countries like the US, Kurds, and Iran as well as hacking group Anonymous. It concludes by discussing the role of religion in extremism and includes a bibliography of sources.
The document provides background information on terrorism and al-Qaeda. It discusses various definitions of terrorism, the philosophical roots and early leaders of al-Qaeda including Osama bin Laden and Abdullah Yusuf Azzam. Profiles of typical al-Qaeda members are presented, showing most are well-educated young men from caring families who were radicalized through social bonds rather than mental illness or poverty. Al-Qaeda's goals are to remove Western influence from Muslim lands and establish sharia law globally, as outlined in bin Laden's 1998 fatwa declaring war on Americans.
Why Islam permeates our science and Timeline of Radical Islamsydneywolf
We need to educate moderate and secular muslim the fundamental cause of rising global Islamism based on a doctrine promulgated and bolstered by selfish agenda of middle eastern Arab despots.
Source: Looking Glass Publications
By Linda Lavender, Writer / Robin Barnett, Editor
Understanding the past proxies is relevant to the recent unrest in the Middle East, which is often mischaracterized as a purely sectarian conflict. While clearly there is a sectarian component to ongoing unrest in the region, the conflicts, both latent and manifest within Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Yemen are often reported as a struggle between opposing religious sects - Sunnis and Shiites. However, according to F. Gregory Gause of the Brookings Institution, the best way to understand regional politics and the current unrest in the Middle East is through a Cold War framework between Saudi Arabia and the Republic of Iran where the central issue is that of regional hegemony.
1) The document discusses the rise of the Islamic State (IS) militant group and the potential terrorism risk they pose. It traces their origins from Al Qaeda in Iraq and expansion across Syria and Iraq in recent years.
2) The IS now controls significant territory and resources in the region and has established itself as a "caliphate", though no country recognizes it as a sovereign state. It generates revenue through oil assets and other means.
3) While the immediate terrorism threat from IS abroad may be low as they focus on regional battles, involvement of Western countries could motivate IS to attack soft targets globally. IS recruits foreigners who could aid international attacks, and their social media propaganda aids recruitment.
The document discusses the origins, activities, and impact of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). It traces ISIS' origins and outlines its presence in Iraq and Syria. It then examines how ISIS aggressively markets itself and conducts intensive recruitment using online magazines and social media. The document also explores ISIS' sources of funding, the international fight against ISIS led by the US and its allies, and the human rights violations committed by ISIS.
the ppt is about the rise of islamic state and the current situation of coalition forces... the economy of the group and the measures to curbe the group
Crude Oil for Natural Gas: Prospects for Iran-Saudi Reconciliationatlanticcouncil
Despite the sectarian barbs traded between Saudi Arabia and Iran, Iran's unique ability to meet the kingdom's fast growing demand for electricity may help spur a reconciliation, according to the Atlantic Council's Jean-François Seznec. In his report Crude Oil for Natural Gas: Prospects for Iran-Saudi Reconciliation, Seznec argues that the two dominant energy producers do not necessarily need to see their energy production as competition.
Saudi Arabia's currently fuels its stunning 8 percent annual rise in demand for electricity with precious crude oil due to little low cost domestic natural dry gas reserves. Iran's vast gas reserves could be used to meet the kingdom's growing needs, but after decades of punishing sanctions its dilapidated gas fields need an estimated $250 billion in repairs. If Saudi Arabia used its investment power or buying power to help revitalize Iran's gas industry, it would both secure the energy it needs to meet its citizens' demands and free up its crude oil for export. While the sectarian rhetoric hurled back and forth may seem unstoppable and the timeline for reconciliation may be long, Seznec contends that both sides are rational at heart and highlights that that the benefit of economic cooperation on energy issues could open up better relations on a range of issues.
The document discusses the origins, presence, and activities of ISIS/ISIL. It outlines their recruitment methods including use of social media and magazines to spread propaganda and recruit fighters. It also details their sources of funding and impact on global economy. The document then examines the fight against ISIS by countries like the US, Kurds, and Iran as well as hacking group Anonymous. It concludes by discussing the role of religion in extremism and includes a bibliography of sources.
Final - Religion in Iran is primarily a vehicle to express opposition against...Samantha Hill
Religion in Iran has often been used to oppose Western imperialism. After the 1953 CIA-backed coup that reinstated the Shah, Ayatollah Khomeini and other religious leaders used their influence and networks of mosques to speak out against the Shah's regime and its Western-leaning secularization policies. The 1979 Iranian Revolution that established the Islamic Republic combined religious and anti-Western sentiment, opposing the Shah's rule as a puppet of the West. Since then, Iran has supported international Islamic resistance groups opposing Western influence in the region as part of its revolutionary brand of political Islam. However, Iran has also cooperated with the West against shared threats like Al-Qaeda, showing religion is not purely defensive but can
This ppt tends to describe what happened in Paris, and what can be its outcomes. it further goes on to discuss a topic that people shy out while in public, though it is a heated topic with varied opinions in private- the connection of terrorism with muslim youth.
IAI seminar on "The Fight against ISIS and the US Policy in the Middle East", with Daniel Serwer, Middle East Institute and School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University
Rome, 19 March 2015
This analysis has been made on what Media and individual say about ISIS on open platform like- Twitter, Blog, News & Forum. This is a Social Media monitoring and analysis report, not a Intelligence report. For creating the analysis report I have used historical data of the last one Year of Twitter, News, Blog, Forum & video conversations.
If you have any further question you can comment below.
Emergence of ISIS in Afghanistan. A threat to regional security.Syed Bilal Ahmed Shah
1. The document discusses the emergence and rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, and their growing presence and threat in Afghanistan. It traces the origins of ISIS back to 2004 when Abu Musab al-Zarqawi pledged allegiance to al-Qaeda and formed al-Qaeda in Iraq.
2. Over time, al-Qaeda in Iraq merged with other insurgent groups, becoming the Islamic State of Iraq by 2006. They gained strength and territory in Iraq and later expanded into Syria in the chaos of the Syrian civil war, becoming the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria/Levant.
3. ISIS now poses a threat in Afghanistan by seeking to displace al-Qaeda and the Afghan Taliban for
The document provides background information on ISIS, including:
1) ISIS originated from Al-Qaeda in Iraq after the 2003 US invasion, and grew stronger during conflicts in Iraq and Syria between 2004-2014, taking control of Mosul.
2) ISIS is funded through oil sales, taxes, ransom payments, and donations from wealthy supporters, with annual income estimated at $2 billion. The US provided over $200 million in weapons and vehicles when withdrawing from Iraq.
3) The US and allies have conducted over 8,000 airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq and Syria. ISIS has committed widespread atrocities, especially against women and children, through torture, rape, and brutal killings
ISIS originated in 2004 as Al Qaeda in Iraq and rebranded as ISIS in 2013 after expanding into Syria. It gained strength after the US withdrawal from Iraq and amidst sectarian conflict, capturing territory in Iraq and Syria. ISIS generates revenue from oil, taxes, and other means to fund its goal of establishing a global caliphate through violent expansion and inspiring terrorist attacks abroad. A US-led international coalition has made gains against ISIS but it remains a threat through physical territory and online recruitment for lone wolf attacks in line with its extremist ideology.
The document summarizes the rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria. It analyzes the political and cultural factors that enabled ISIS's growth, including tensions between Sunni and Shia groups, oppression of Sunnis by the Iraqi government, and ISIS's use of effective propaganda and reliable funding sources. The document also discusses ongoing military efforts against ISIS and complications for achieving long-term stability in the region without addressing underlying ethnic and religious divisions.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) originated as an al-Qaeda linked Sunni insurgent group in Iraq after the 2003 US invasion. It expanded into Syria during the civil war, declared a caliphate in 2014, and controls territory in Iraq and Syria while carrying out operations in other countries. ISIL generates revenue through oil production and smuggling, taxes, ransoms from kidnappings, selling plundered artifacts, and other criminal activities to fund its violent extremist activities and attracts foreign fighters through effective propaganda.
ISIS arose from the power vacuum left in Iraq after the US invasion in 2003 and grew stronger during the Syrian civil war. They seek to establish a caliphate governed by sharia law and have employed brutal tactics like using child soldiers. The US is fighting ISIS through strategic bombings, training local forces, and special operations while also trying to curb their financing from oil, taxes, and other illegal activities. However, defeating ISIS fully remains an ongoing challenge as long as political instability and sectarian tensions persist in the region.
The Houthi Entanglement_Saudi Arabia and Iran Faceoff in YemenW. Troy Ayres
This document provides a summary of the proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran in Yemen. It discusses the geopolitical context of the conflict including the Sunni-Shia divide and Saudi Arabia's view of Yemen as within its sphere of influence. It then reviews literature on the major actors - Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the Houthi rebels in Yemen. The research aims to understand how Saudi Arabia may react if Iran continues military aid to the Houthis. The conclusion is that Saudi Arabia would likely lead a coalition in a ground war to eliminate an Iranian-backed government in Yemen and depending on Iran's response, the conflict could escalate further.
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)Nitin Sharma
The document discusses the rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria and potential threats posed. It provides background on how ISIS formed from al-Qaeda in Iraq and took control of territory across Iraq and Syria. Six potential scenarios for the future of Iraq are outlined, ranging from protracted civil war to ISIS gaining control of the entire country. The document also discusses how ISIS aims to establish a caliphate and how their actions could impact neighboring countries and threaten global security. Measures to counter ISIS are mentioned, including training local ground forces in Iraq to conduct operations to push ISIS from cities.
The document discusses the impact of ISIS control in Iraq on religious and ethnic minorities. It describes how ISIS has killed thousands of minorities, displaced over a million people, and destroyed religious sites. Specific groups like Christians, Yazidis, Shabaks and Turkomans have faced killings, abductions, slavery and being displaced from their homes. Solutions proposed include protecting minority areas, granting them autonomy, and international organizations investigating ISIS crimes against humanity.
ISIS seeks to establish a caliphate governed by strict Sharia law. It controls parts of Iraq and Syria and commits acts of extreme violence. While it broke from Al-Qaeda, ISIS aims to wage religious war and expand its territory. It attracts followers through propaganda promoting religious purity, heroism, and belonging. However, ISIS does not represent most Muslims and its harsh rules negatively impact local populations. The international community has undertaken military action against ISIS but reducing radicalization may require additional non-violent strategies.
There are a variety of reasons that people decide to join the Islamic State. Through its propaganda and recruitment process, IS targets those who are outcasts in their community or minorities in their country or who have been discriminated against in a Western context. This presentation is built to combat the kind of misinformation that IS uses to gain recruits.
Lesson 11 Unspeakable Evil - The Islamic StateAustin Boyd
The document provides an overview of the Islamic State (ISIS) including its origins, ideology, expansion, financing, strategy, and tactics. It describes ISIS as a fundamentalist Sunni group dedicated to establishing a global caliphate through extreme violence and terror. Key points include ISIS tracing back to al-Qaeda in Iraq, its control of territory in Syria and Iraq to generate funds, use of propaganda on social media, and strategic goal of instilling fear to attract recruits and weaken enemies.
The ISIS awareness: calling out for international attentionMina Woo
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) aims to bring Muslim-inhabited regions under its political control through adopting hardline beliefs from Al-Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood. ISIS rejects Western interpretations and uses sophisticated social media and gruesome propaganda videos to spread its extremist Sunni ideologies and terrorize those who do not follow its beliefs. The United States is currently waging war against ISIS in response to beheadings of American journalists and civilians.
Geopolitical Analysis of Boko Haram, with few slides you will understand better, with numbers and story, this conflict who make ravages in Africa. I did this analysis in 3rd year of BBA at INSEEC. www.rayanehocine.com
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) was founded in 1981 in Gaza by Fathi Shaqaqi and Abd Al Aziz Awda. It is dedicated to armed resistance and terrorist attacks against Israel to establish an Islamic state in historic Palestine. PIJ rejects diplomacy and political solutions, believing only violence will destroy Israel. It operates mainly from Gaza and Syria, and is funded by Iran. PIJ's main tactic is suicide bombings targeting Israeli civilians and military personnel.
This document discusses the history and causes of terrorism in multiple contexts:
1) It provides definitions of terrorism and traces its origins back to Latin and French revolutionary periods. Different waves of terrorism are described from the late 19th century through modern times.
2) Terrorism in Pakistan is discussed, tracing its roots to support for the Soviet-Afghan war and subsequent civil war. Over 35,000 Pakistanis have been killed by terrorist attacks since 2001.
3) Causes of terrorism in Pakistan include the foreign fighters who remained after the Soviet-Afghan war, sectarian violence, availability of weapons, and regional rivalries. The political situation in Pakistan is also cited as a contributing factor.
The document discusses the historical roots and evolution of terrorism over time. It traces terrorism back to secret killings against tyrants in ancient times. Modern terrorism emerged during the French Revolution. Nationalist and anarchist groups in the 19th century used terrorist tactics. More recently, terrorism has taken on a religious character, especially from Islamic extremist groups. The document also examines the structures, organizations, and goals of various global and local terrorist groups operating today.
Final - Religion in Iran is primarily a vehicle to express opposition against...Samantha Hill
Religion in Iran has often been used to oppose Western imperialism. After the 1953 CIA-backed coup that reinstated the Shah, Ayatollah Khomeini and other religious leaders used their influence and networks of mosques to speak out against the Shah's regime and its Western-leaning secularization policies. The 1979 Iranian Revolution that established the Islamic Republic combined religious and anti-Western sentiment, opposing the Shah's rule as a puppet of the West. Since then, Iran has supported international Islamic resistance groups opposing Western influence in the region as part of its revolutionary brand of political Islam. However, Iran has also cooperated with the West against shared threats like Al-Qaeda, showing religion is not purely defensive but can
This ppt tends to describe what happened in Paris, and what can be its outcomes. it further goes on to discuss a topic that people shy out while in public, though it is a heated topic with varied opinions in private- the connection of terrorism with muslim youth.
IAI seminar on "The Fight against ISIS and the US Policy in the Middle East", with Daniel Serwer, Middle East Institute and School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University
Rome, 19 March 2015
This analysis has been made on what Media and individual say about ISIS on open platform like- Twitter, Blog, News & Forum. This is a Social Media monitoring and analysis report, not a Intelligence report. For creating the analysis report I have used historical data of the last one Year of Twitter, News, Blog, Forum & video conversations.
If you have any further question you can comment below.
Emergence of ISIS in Afghanistan. A threat to regional security.Syed Bilal Ahmed Shah
1. The document discusses the emergence and rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, and their growing presence and threat in Afghanistan. It traces the origins of ISIS back to 2004 when Abu Musab al-Zarqawi pledged allegiance to al-Qaeda and formed al-Qaeda in Iraq.
2. Over time, al-Qaeda in Iraq merged with other insurgent groups, becoming the Islamic State of Iraq by 2006. They gained strength and territory in Iraq and later expanded into Syria in the chaos of the Syrian civil war, becoming the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria/Levant.
3. ISIS now poses a threat in Afghanistan by seeking to displace al-Qaeda and the Afghan Taliban for
The document provides background information on ISIS, including:
1) ISIS originated from Al-Qaeda in Iraq after the 2003 US invasion, and grew stronger during conflicts in Iraq and Syria between 2004-2014, taking control of Mosul.
2) ISIS is funded through oil sales, taxes, ransom payments, and donations from wealthy supporters, with annual income estimated at $2 billion. The US provided over $200 million in weapons and vehicles when withdrawing from Iraq.
3) The US and allies have conducted over 8,000 airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq and Syria. ISIS has committed widespread atrocities, especially against women and children, through torture, rape, and brutal killings
ISIS originated in 2004 as Al Qaeda in Iraq and rebranded as ISIS in 2013 after expanding into Syria. It gained strength after the US withdrawal from Iraq and amidst sectarian conflict, capturing territory in Iraq and Syria. ISIS generates revenue from oil, taxes, and other means to fund its goal of establishing a global caliphate through violent expansion and inspiring terrorist attacks abroad. A US-led international coalition has made gains against ISIS but it remains a threat through physical territory and online recruitment for lone wolf attacks in line with its extremist ideology.
The document summarizes the rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria. It analyzes the political and cultural factors that enabled ISIS's growth, including tensions between Sunni and Shia groups, oppression of Sunnis by the Iraqi government, and ISIS's use of effective propaganda and reliable funding sources. The document also discusses ongoing military efforts against ISIS and complications for achieving long-term stability in the region without addressing underlying ethnic and religious divisions.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) originated as an al-Qaeda linked Sunni insurgent group in Iraq after the 2003 US invasion. It expanded into Syria during the civil war, declared a caliphate in 2014, and controls territory in Iraq and Syria while carrying out operations in other countries. ISIL generates revenue through oil production and smuggling, taxes, ransoms from kidnappings, selling plundered artifacts, and other criminal activities to fund its violent extremist activities and attracts foreign fighters through effective propaganda.
ISIS arose from the power vacuum left in Iraq after the US invasion in 2003 and grew stronger during the Syrian civil war. They seek to establish a caliphate governed by sharia law and have employed brutal tactics like using child soldiers. The US is fighting ISIS through strategic bombings, training local forces, and special operations while also trying to curb their financing from oil, taxes, and other illegal activities. However, defeating ISIS fully remains an ongoing challenge as long as political instability and sectarian tensions persist in the region.
The Houthi Entanglement_Saudi Arabia and Iran Faceoff in YemenW. Troy Ayres
This document provides a summary of the proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran in Yemen. It discusses the geopolitical context of the conflict including the Sunni-Shia divide and Saudi Arabia's view of Yemen as within its sphere of influence. It then reviews literature on the major actors - Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the Houthi rebels in Yemen. The research aims to understand how Saudi Arabia may react if Iran continues military aid to the Houthis. The conclusion is that Saudi Arabia would likely lead a coalition in a ground war to eliminate an Iranian-backed government in Yemen and depending on Iran's response, the conflict could escalate further.
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)Nitin Sharma
The document discusses the rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria and potential threats posed. It provides background on how ISIS formed from al-Qaeda in Iraq and took control of territory across Iraq and Syria. Six potential scenarios for the future of Iraq are outlined, ranging from protracted civil war to ISIS gaining control of the entire country. The document also discusses how ISIS aims to establish a caliphate and how their actions could impact neighboring countries and threaten global security. Measures to counter ISIS are mentioned, including training local ground forces in Iraq to conduct operations to push ISIS from cities.
The document discusses the impact of ISIS control in Iraq on religious and ethnic minorities. It describes how ISIS has killed thousands of minorities, displaced over a million people, and destroyed religious sites. Specific groups like Christians, Yazidis, Shabaks and Turkomans have faced killings, abductions, slavery and being displaced from their homes. Solutions proposed include protecting minority areas, granting them autonomy, and international organizations investigating ISIS crimes against humanity.
ISIS seeks to establish a caliphate governed by strict Sharia law. It controls parts of Iraq and Syria and commits acts of extreme violence. While it broke from Al-Qaeda, ISIS aims to wage religious war and expand its territory. It attracts followers through propaganda promoting religious purity, heroism, and belonging. However, ISIS does not represent most Muslims and its harsh rules negatively impact local populations. The international community has undertaken military action against ISIS but reducing radicalization may require additional non-violent strategies.
There are a variety of reasons that people decide to join the Islamic State. Through its propaganda and recruitment process, IS targets those who are outcasts in their community or minorities in their country or who have been discriminated against in a Western context. This presentation is built to combat the kind of misinformation that IS uses to gain recruits.
Lesson 11 Unspeakable Evil - The Islamic StateAustin Boyd
The document provides an overview of the Islamic State (ISIS) including its origins, ideology, expansion, financing, strategy, and tactics. It describes ISIS as a fundamentalist Sunni group dedicated to establishing a global caliphate through extreme violence and terror. Key points include ISIS tracing back to al-Qaeda in Iraq, its control of territory in Syria and Iraq to generate funds, use of propaganda on social media, and strategic goal of instilling fear to attract recruits and weaken enemies.
The ISIS awareness: calling out for international attentionMina Woo
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) aims to bring Muslim-inhabited regions under its political control through adopting hardline beliefs from Al-Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood. ISIS rejects Western interpretations and uses sophisticated social media and gruesome propaganda videos to spread its extremist Sunni ideologies and terrorize those who do not follow its beliefs. The United States is currently waging war against ISIS in response to beheadings of American journalists and civilians.
Geopolitical Analysis of Boko Haram, with few slides you will understand better, with numbers and story, this conflict who make ravages in Africa. I did this analysis in 3rd year of BBA at INSEEC. www.rayanehocine.com
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) was founded in 1981 in Gaza by Fathi Shaqaqi and Abd Al Aziz Awda. It is dedicated to armed resistance and terrorist attacks against Israel to establish an Islamic state in historic Palestine. PIJ rejects diplomacy and political solutions, believing only violence will destroy Israel. It operates mainly from Gaza and Syria, and is funded by Iran. PIJ's main tactic is suicide bombings targeting Israeli civilians and military personnel.
This document discusses the history and causes of terrorism in multiple contexts:
1) It provides definitions of terrorism and traces its origins back to Latin and French revolutionary periods. Different waves of terrorism are described from the late 19th century through modern times.
2) Terrorism in Pakistan is discussed, tracing its roots to support for the Soviet-Afghan war and subsequent civil war. Over 35,000 Pakistanis have been killed by terrorist attacks since 2001.
3) Causes of terrorism in Pakistan include the foreign fighters who remained after the Soviet-Afghan war, sectarian violence, availability of weapons, and regional rivalries. The political situation in Pakistan is also cited as a contributing factor.
The document discusses the historical roots and evolution of terrorism over time. It traces terrorism back to secret killings against tyrants in ancient times. Modern terrorism emerged during the French Revolution. Nationalist and anarchist groups in the 19th century used terrorist tactics. More recently, terrorism has taken on a religious character, especially from Islamic extremist groups. The document also examines the structures, organizations, and goals of various global and local terrorist groups operating today.
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In No End to War, Walter Laqueur deals with the new elements in contemporary terrorism, why terrorism came so suddenly, and why it is so often and so thoroughly misinterpreted. Terrorism has changed over time and so have the terrorists, their motives, and the causes of terrorism. During the 1990s, a new factor arose that became the most prominent component of world terrorism: Islamic terrorism, especially from al Qa’ida under Osama bin Laden.
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This document discusses how Muslims have become victims in the post-9/11 world. It outlines how Muslims living in Western countries feel under siege due to increased scrutiny, profiling, and discrimination. It also discusses how the US-led wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands of Muslims. The document criticizes several US policies, including support for Israel's occupation of Palestine, alliances with oppressive Muslim regimes, economic sanctions on Iraq that killed over 1 million Iraqis, and silence over Russian wars in Chechnya. It argues these policies generated anger towards the US among Muslims prior to George W. Bush. It outlines several post-9/11 policies, including detention and deportation of thousands of
The 11 September Raid The Impossible Becomes Possible By Abu ‘ Ubayd...Light Upon Light
The document discusses the 11 September 2001 attacks and provides background information. It summarizes that:
1) The attacks were a major achievement that revived hope for Muslims and lifted up the mujahideen who carried them out.
2) Al-Qaeda spent years preparing, with training camps developing fighters' skills and an extensive financial network funding operations.
3) The 9/11 hijackers received effective guidance and training, allowing them to skillfully carry out the complex mission despite limited individual experience in al-Qaeda camps.
This document discusses religious terrorism and jihadism. It notes that the primary motivation for religious terrorism is often a political, social, or revolutionary agenda, though the ultimate goal is grounded in secular identity. For jihadists, victory is seen as guaranteed by God and ensures rewards in the afterlife. The document also discusses historical precedents for modern jihadism, such as conquests in the Bible and crusades. It provides context on the Middle East conflict and mentions terrorist groups like Aum Shinrikyo, which carried out a sarin gas attack in Tokyo in 1995.
this was made by me before 3 years so it is not based on the latest updates...will make those updates and post it very sonn.....yet this is one of the greatest presentations on terrorism!
This document provides analysis on why anti-American sentiment has grown in the Middle East over the past 30 years. It argues that failed leadership and flawed modernization efforts in Arab countries have led to stagnation, repression, and humiliation compared to the success of Israel. While Arab nations were once fascinated with the West, modernization is now seen as Westernization and Americanization, paralyzing their societies and economies. The document examines the broken promises of pan-Arabism under Nasser and the negative effects of wealth in the Gulf states without political progress. Overall, it asserts that the roots of 9/11 lie not in history but in the past few decades of dysfunctional regimes and rejection of real modernization in the Arab world.
The document discusses the origins and evolution of al Qaeda stemming from the Soviet-Afghan war in the late 1970s and 1980s. It describes how the US supported mujahideen groups to fight the Soviets, which later morphed into terrorist groups like al Qaeda. The US then invaded Afghanistan after 9/11 and also invaded Iraq, though Iraq was not related to 9/11 and did not possess WMDs as claimed. This gave jihadists more incentive to fight. Over time al Qaeda became decentralized and countries like Kenya faced threats from other local jihadist networks in Africa.
A Contemplation Of Ominous Historical Events In The Month Of September Revise...eric_voogd
While Barack Obama embraces his Islamic roots and appeases the Islamic world, he thereby aids and abets the very enemy of Israel, the United States and Western Civilization. The reality of the leadership of Barack Obama and course of direction of his current administration in Washington, DC is far more insidious than Neville Chamberlain in 1938.
Refuting accusations against islam and muslimsEmad salih
The document provides background information on Islam, including the biography of Prophet Muhammad, the five pillars of Islam, and common misconceptions. It discusses the major conflicts in Middle East history from the Mongol invasion to the Arab-Israeli conflict and American interventions. It seeks to clarify what jihad means in Islam and that extremist behavior and terrorism contradict Islamic teachings of mercy, justice, and peace. Statistics are given showing the vast majority of Muslims strongly reject extremism and violence against civilians.
The document provides an overview of terrorism from ancient groups like the Sicarii and Nizari to modern groups like Al Qaeda and ISIS. It defines terrorism according to various government agencies and distinguishes it from other forms of violence. It then discusses the history and tactics of important terrorist groups throughout history, including their objectives, targets, and methods. It also explores concepts relevant to understanding Islamist terrorism like Jihad, the Quran, Hadith, Sharia law, and differences between Sunni and Shia Islam. Key Islamist groups from Hamas to Al Qaeda and ISIS are examined.
This document provides background information on the rise of Al Qaeda and the role of the United States in the Middle East leading up to 9/11. It discusses the Cold War in the region, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the formation of the Mujahideen and Al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden's views and declaration of war on the US, the Taliban providing safe haven to Al Qaeda, and bin Laden's grievances outlined in his 2002 letter to America. The overall objective is to explain the causes of 9/11 and the complex political history involving the US, Israel, and various Middle Eastern countries and militant groups over several decades in the 20th century.
How the Islamization has changed the globe by its rapid impact and what are it's impacts on global village. It's development and concerns from West is rising in its nature and elements. Iranian revolution under Khomaini and spread of Islam in modern contemporary world.
Terrorism is a complex and controversial topic with no universally agreed upon definition. The document discusses how the label of "terrorism" is often used by powerful states against weaker groups to delegitimize them. It also examines how both states and non-state groups have employed violence and intimidation against civilians for political aims. Ultimately, there are good-faith arguments on both sides of what constitutes terrorism versus freedom fighting, and the labeling is often more about perspective and power dynamics than objectively defining unlawful violence.
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3. INTRODUCTION
• THE DEFINITION OF TERRORISM.
• THE BEGINNING OF TERRORISM.
• THE EVOLUTION OF TERRORISM
• TERRORISM TURN INTERNATIONAL.
• THE RISE OF RELIGIOUS TERRORISM.
• WHY? THE WORLD TREAT MUSLIMS AS A TERRORIST. ( ESPECIALLY
AMERICANS)
• MUSLIMS ARE THE FOLLOWER OF ISLAM.
• THERE ARE MANY OTHER TERRORISTS GROUPS BESIDES MUSLIMS.
4.
5. THE BEGINNING OF TERRORISM .
1ST CENTURY BCE-13TH CENTURY: TERRORISM IN THE PRE-MODERN WORLD:
THE HISTORY OF TERRORISM IS AS OLD AS HUMANS' WILLINGNESS TO USE
VIOLENCE TO AFFECT POLITICS. THE SICARII WERE A FIRST CENTURY JEWISH
GROUP WHO MURDERED ENEMIES AND COLLABORATORS IN THEIR CAMPAIGN TO
OUST THE ROMAN RULES FROM JUDAEA.
THE HASHHASHIN, WHOSE NAME GAVE US THE ENGLISH WORD " ASSASSINS, "
WERE A SECRETIVE ISLAMIC SECT ACTIVE IN IRAN AND SYRIA FROM THE 11TH TO
THE 13TH CENTURY.
THEIR DRAMATICALLY EXECUTED ASSASSINATIONS OF ABBASID AND SELJUK
POLITICAL FIGURES TERRIFIED THEIR CONTEMPORARIES.
6. THE EVOLUTION OF TERRORISM.
• 1793: THE ORIGINS OF MODERN TERRORISM:
• THE WORD TERRORISM COMES FROM THE REIGN OF TERROR INSTIGATED BY
MAXMILIEN ROBESPIERRE IN 1793, FOLLOWING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
ROBESPIERRE, ONE OF THE TWELVE HEADS OF THE NEWS TASTE, HAD ENEMIES OF
THE REVOLUTION KILLED, AND INSTALLED A DICTATORSHIP TO STABILISE THE
COUNTRY. HE JUSTIFIES HIS METHODS AS NECESSARY IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF
THE MONARCHY TO A LIBERAL DEMOCRACY.
• 1950S: THE RISE OF NON-STATE TERRORISM:
• THE RISE OF GUERRILLA TACTICS BY NON STATE ACTORS IN THE LAST HALF OF THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY WAS DUE TO SEVERAL FACTORIES. THESE INCLUDED THE
FLOWERING OF ETHNIC NATIONALISM (E.G. IRISH BASQUE, ZIONIST), ANTI COLONIAL
SENTIMENTS IN THE VAST BRITISH,FRENCH AND OTHER EMPIRES AND NEW
IDEOLOGIES SUCH AS COMMUNISM.
7.
8.
9. Causes of Terrorism
• Psychological Causes
• Unemployment
• Finance
• Demand for Something
• Use of Religion
• Education
10. 1970S: TERRORISM TURNS
INTERNATIONAL:
• INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM BECAME A PROMINENT ISSUE IN THE LATE 1960S, WHEN
HIJACKING BECAME A FAVOURED TACTICS. IN 1968, THE POPULAR FRONT FOR THE
LIBERATION OF PALESTINE HIJACKED AN EL AL FLIGHT. TWENTY YEARS LATER, THE
BOMBING OF PAN AM FLIGHT OVER LOCKERBIE,SCOTLAND, SHOCKED THE WORLD.
• THE ERA ALSO GAVE US OUR CONTEMPORARY SENSE OF TERRORISM AS HIGHLY
THEATRICAL,SYMBOLIC ACTS OF VIOLENCE BY ORGANISED GROUPS WITH SPECIFIC
POLITICAL GRIEVANCES.
• SIMILARLY, THE KURDS, A DISTINCT ETHNIC AND LINGUISTIC GROUP IN TURKEY, SYRIA,
IRAQ AND IRAN, HAVE SOUGHT NATIONAL AUTONOMY SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE
20TH CENTURY. THE KURDISTAN WORKERS PARTY.(PKK), FORMED IN THE 1970S, USES
TERRORIST TACTICS TO ANNOUNCE ITS GOAL OF A KURDISH STATE. THE SRI LANKAN
LIBERATION TIGERS OF TAMIL EELAM ARE MEMBERS OF THE ETHNIC TAMIL MINORITY.
THEY USE SUICIDE BOMBING AND OTHER LETHAL TACTICS TO WAGE A BATTLE FOR
11.
12. RISE OF RELIGIOUS TERRORISM.
• 1990S: THE TWENTY FIRST CENTURY: RELIGIOUS TERRORISM AND BEYOND.
• RELIGIOUSLY MOTIVATED TERRORISM IS CONSIDERED THE MOST ALARMING
TERRORIST THREAT TODAY. GROUPS THAT JUSTIFY THEIR VIOLENCE ON ISLAMIC
GROUNDS- AL QAEDA. HAMAS. HEZBOLLAH- COME TO MIND FIRST. BUT
CHRISTIANITY,HINDUISM,BUDDHISM AND OTHER RELIGIONS HAVE GIVEN RISE TO
THEIR OWN FORMS OF MILITANT EXTREMISM.
• IN THE VIEW OF RELIGION SCHOLAR KAREN ARMSTRONG THIS TURN REPRESENTS
TERRORISTS' DEPARTURE FROM ANY REAL RELIGIOUS PRECEPTS. MUHAMMAD ATTA,
THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE 9/11 ATTACKS, AND ' THE EGYPTIAN HIJACKER WHO
WAS DRIVING THE FIRST PLANE, WAS NEAR ALCOHOLIC AND WAS DRINKING VODKA
BEFORE HE BROADER THE AIRCRAFT. " ALCOHOL WOULD BE STRICTLY OFF LIMITS
FOR A HIGHLY OBSERVANT MUSLIM.
• ATTA, AND PERHAPS MANY OTHERS, ARE NOT SIMPLY ORTHODOX BELIEVERS
13.
14.
15.
16.
17. AL QAEDA AND ISIS
• OSAMA BIN LADEN WAS THE LEADER OF EXTREMIST GROUP AL QAEDA, WHO
WAS MASTERMIND BEHIND THE 9/11 ATTACK ON NEW YORK. HE WAS
INVOLVED IN ILLEGAL SMUGGLING OF OIL AND WEAPONS IN AFGHANISTAN
AND PAKISTAN. OSAMA WAS KILLED BY USA MILITARY AT PAKISTAN ON 2011.
HE WAS WELL KNOWN TERRORIST OF THE WORLD.
• ABU BHAKAR AL BAGHDADI IS THE LEADER OF ISIS, WHICH STAND FOR ISLAMIC
STATE IN IRAQ AND SYRIA. WHO WAS THE FORMER MEMBER OF AL QAEDA. HE
ALONG WITH FORMER GENERALS OF IRAQI DICTATOR SADDAM HUSSAIN
FORMED THE ISIS. THEY HAVE BEEN HEAVILY INVOLVED IN THE BARBARIC ACTS
SUCH AS BOMBINGS AND KIDNAPPING AROUND THE WORLD, ESPECIALLY IN
SYRIA AND IRAQ. THEIR MOST FAMOUS ATTACK WAS PARIS MASSACRE IN
2015. WHERE HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE GOT INJURED AND DOZENS OF DEATH,
WHICH SHOOK THE WHOLE WORLD.
18.
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20.
21.
22.
23. EXPERT ANALYSIS
Expert estimate that an
American's annual risk of
being killed by terrorist is
one in 3.5 million.
One in 9,5000 kills in
road accident.
One in 1.5 million die
from home appliance.
One in 2.9 million die
from commercial airliner.
One in 6000 die from
texting and talking on the
phone while driving.
24.
25. ISIS AND AL QAEDA CREATED BY CIA
THE ISIS USED TO HAVE DIFFERENT NAME: AL QAEDA IN IRAQ. AFTER 2010 THE
GROUP REBRANDED AND REFOCUSED ITS EFFORTS ON SYRIA.
THERE ARE ESSENTIALLY THREE WARS BEING WAGED IN SYRIA: ONE BETWEEN
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE REBELS, ANOTHER BETWEEN IRAN AND SAUDI
ARABIA, AND YET ANOTHER BETWEEN AMERICA AND RUSSIA. IT IS THIS THIRD,
NEO-COLD WAR BATTLE THAT MADE U.S FORIGN POLICY MAKERS DECIDE TO
TAKE THE RISK OF ARMING ISLAMIST REBELS IN SYRIA, BECAUSE SYRIAN
PRESIDENT , BASHAR AL-ASSAD, IS A KEY RUSSIAN ALLY. RATHER
EMBARASSINGLY, MANY OF THESE SYRIAN REBELS HAVE NOE
26.
27.
28.
29. JEWISH TERRORIST
• ACCORDING TO A STUDY BY THE POLITICAL SCIENTIST NEOMI GAL-OR, AFTER
THE CREATION OF ISRAEL, JEWISH TERRORISM HAS BEEN ASSESSED IN ISRAEL
AS 'FAR LESS SIGNIFICANT' THAN ARAB TERRORISM. IT TASTED A FEW YEARS
DURING THE 1950S AND WAS DIRECTED AT INTERNAL ISRAELI-JEWISH
TARGETS, NOT AT THE ISRAELI ARAB POPULATION. THERE WAS THEN A LONG
INTERMISSION UNTIL THE 1980S, WHEN THE JEWISH UNDERGROUND WAS
EXPOSED. HOWEVER, SOME ARGUE THAT IN THE MODERN ERA JEWISH
RELIGIOUS EXTREMISM HAS BEEN GREATLY UNDERESTIMATED. THE
PHENOMENA OF PRICE TAG ATTACKS BEGAN AROUND 2008. THESE ARE HATE
CRIMES DONE BY EXTREMIST SETTLER JEWISH ISRAELI USUALLY INVOLVE THE
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY OR HATEFUL GRAFFITI, PARTICULARLY
TARGETING PROPERTY ASSOCIATED WITH ARABS,CHRISTIAN,SECULAR ISRAELIS,
AND ISRAELI SOLDIERS. THE NAME WAS DERIVED FROM THE WORDS "PRICE
TAG" WHICH MAY BE SCRAWLED ON THE SITE OF THE ATTACK-WITH THE
ALLEGATION THAT THE ATTACK WAS A "PRICE" FOR SETTLEMENTS THE
GOVERNMENT FORCED THEM TO GIVE UP AND REVENGE FOR PALESTINE
30. JEWISH TERRORIST GROUP
• THE KINGDOM OF ISRAELI GROUP WERE ACTIVE IN 1950S. THE GROUP
CARRIED OUT ATTACKS ON THE DIPLOMATIC FACILITIES OF THE USSR AND
CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND OCCASIONALLY SHOT AT JORDANIAN TROOPS
STATIONED ALONG THE BORDER IN JERUSALEM.
• GUSH EMUNIM UNDERGROUND(1978-84) FORMED BY MEMBERS OF THE
ISRAELI POLITICAL MOVEMENT GUSH EMUNIM. THIS GROUP INVOLVED IN
TWO BIG ACTION. FIRSTLY, FOR BOMB ATTACKS ON THE MAYORS OF WEST
BANK CITIES ON JUNE 2,1980, AND SECONDLY, AN ABANDONED PLOT TO
BLOW UP THE TEMPLE MOUNT MOSQUE.
31.
32. BUDDHIST TERRORIST
• THE FIRST EVER BUDDHIST TERRORIST GROUP CALLED 969 WAS FORMED IN THE
BURMA BY BUDDHIST MONK ASHIN WIRATHU, WHO IS ALSO KNOWN AS 'BURMESE
BIN LADEN'. HE HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN DESTRUCTION OF MOSQUE AND CHURCH
IN THE BURMA. OVER THE PAST YEAR IN THE BUDDHIST MAJORITY BURMA,
SCORES, IF NOT HUNDREDS, HAVE BEEN KILLED IN COMMUNAL CLASHES, WITH
MUSLIM SUFFERING THE MOST CASUALTIES. BURMESE MONKS WERE SEEN GOADING
ON BUDDHIST MOBS, WHILE SOME SUSPECT THE AUTHORITIES OF HAVING STOKED
THE VIOLENCE- A CHARGE THE COUNTRY NEW QUASI-CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT
DENIES.
• IN SRI LANKA, WHERE A CONSERVATIVE, PRO-BUDDHIST GOVERNMENT REIGNS,
BUDDHIST NATIONALIST GROUPS ARE OPERATING WITH APPARENT IMPUNITY,
LOOTING MUSLIM AND CHRISTIAN ESTABLISHMENTS AND CALLING FOR
RESTRICTION TO BE PLACED ON THE 9% OF THE COUNTRY THAT IS MUSLIM.
• THE BURMESE BIN LADEN WAS JAILED IN 2003 FOR INCITING HATRED AND
STIRRING SECTARIAN CLASHES AND RELEASED IN 2010.
33. BUDDHIST TERRORIST GROUPS
• 969 GROUPS: THIS GROUP INVOLVED IN THE ATTACKED ON THE MUSLIM
NEIGHBOURHOODS AND VILLAGES IN OCTOBER 2012 TO TERRORISE AND AND FORCIBLY
RELOCATE THE POPULATION, WHICH INCLUDED THE DEATH OF 28 CHILDREN WHO WERE
HACKED TO DEATH, INCLUDING 13 UNDER AGE 5."
• THE MUSLIM GROUP CALLED ROHINGYA ARE THE VICTIMS OF ALL THESE ATTACKS AND
THEY WERE STRIPPED OF CITIZENSHIP IN THE 1980S, THE ROHINGYA HAVE BEEN
SUBJECTED OF RACIST AND PROPAGANDA AND BLISTERING VIOLENCE. THE CAMPAIGN
AGAINST THE ROHINGYA AND MUSLIMS IN MYANMAR IS SPEARHEADED BY
CONTROVERSIAL MONK ASHIN WIRATHU.
• WIRATHU HAS WARNED AGAINST AN IMPENDING MUSLIM TAKEOVER OF MYANMAR. IN
2012 THE RAPE, OF BUDDHIST WOMAN IN NORTHERN RAKHINE LED TO VIOLENT ATTACKS
THAT LEFT DOZENS OF CIVILIAN DEAD AND MORE THAN 125,000 ROHINGYA AND
MUSLIMS DISPLACED.
• THE RIVALRY BETWEEN THESE TWO RELIGIOUS GROUP COMMENCED FROM THE 17TH
34.
35. HINDU TERRORIST
• SAFFRON TERROR IS A NEOLOGISM USED TO DESCRIBE ACTS OF VIOLENCE MOTIVATED BY
HINDU NATIONALISM. THIS GROUP ARE ALLEGED MEMBERS OF HINDU NATIONALIST
RASHTRIYA SWAYAMSEVAK SANGH (RSS) AND ABHINAV BHARAT.
• HINDU EXTREMIST ORGANISATIONS HAVE ALLEGEDLY CARRIED OUT TERRORIST ATTACKS
LIKE 2006 MALEGAON BLASTS, MECCA MASJID BOMBING (HYDERABAD), SAMJHAUTA
EXPRESS BOMBING.
• 1999 BURNING ALIVE OF AUSTRALASIAN CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY AND HIS CHILDREN:
GRAHAM STAINES. BAJRANG DAL MEMBER DATA SINGH WAS CONVICTED FOR LEADING
THE MOB THAT BURNT ALIVE GRAHAM STAINES AND HIS TWO SONS, PHILIP (AGED 10)
AND TIMOTHY (AGED 6) ON 22 JANUARY 1999.
• 2007 SAMJHAUTA EXPRESS BOMBINGS: TWIN BLASTS SHOOK TWO COACHES OF THE
SAMJHAUTA EXPRESS AROUND MIDNIGHT ON 18 FEBRUARY 2007. 68 PEOPLE WERE KILLED
IN THE ENSUING FIRE. AND DOZENS WERE INJURED.
36.
37. CHRISTIAN TERRORIST GROUP
• THE NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT OF TRIPURA (NLFT), IS A REBEL GROUP THAT SEEKS
THE SECESSION OF TRIPURA, NORTH-EAST INDIA, AND IS PROSCRIBED TERRORIST
ORGANISATIONS IN INDIA. THIS GROUP HAVE BEEN DESCRIBED AS A CHRISTIAN
TERRORIST GROUP ENGAGING IN TERRORIST VIOLENCE MOTIVATED BY THEIR
CHRISTIAN BELIEFS. THE NLFT AIM IS TO CONVERT THE TRIBESPEOPLE OF TRIPURA
CHRISTIANITY.
• 1981, MEMBERS OF GROUP CALLED ARMY OF GOD BEGAN ATTACKING ABORTION
CLINICS AND DOCTORS ACROSS THE USA. A NUMBER OF TERRORIST ATTACKS WERE
ATTRIBUTED BY BRUCE HOFFMAN TO INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS WITH TIES TO THE
CHRISTIAN IDENTITY AND CHRISTIAN PATRIOT MOVEMENTS INCLUDING THE LAMBS OF
CHRIST.
• IN 1996 THREE MEN- CHARLIES BARBEE, ROBERT BERRY AND JAY MERELLE- WERE
CHARGED WITH TWO BANK ROBBERIES AND BOMBINGS AT THE BANKS. THE MEN WERE
ANTI-SEMESTER CHRISTIAN IDENTITY THEORISTS WHO BELIEVE THAT GOD WANTED
38.
39. RELIGION IS PEACE
• EVERY RELIGION IS BASE ON PEACE NOT ON VIOLENCE, WHETHER IT IS MUSLIM,
HINDU, BUDDHIST OR CHRISTIAN AND IT SUPPORTS THE WELL BEING OF
HUMAN NOT THE BAD. HOWEVER, THERE ARE SO MANY PEOPLE OUT THERE
WHO SPREAD VIOLENCE IN THE NAME OF RELIGION. THEY ARE THE
FUNDAMENTALIST, EXTREMIST AND RADICAL, WHOM BELIEVES IN WAR NOT IN
THE PEACE. AND BECAUSE OF THEM WE SHOULD NOT TREAT ALL THE
ORDINARY RELIGIOUS PEOPLE AS A TERRORIST, WHICH HAPPEN TO ORDINARY
MUSLIMS AROUND THE WORLD. SO, PLEASE RESPECT ALL THE RELIGION AND
PREVAIL PEACE ON THE EARTH.