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Why are Terrorist Organizations Increasingly Relying on Economic Jihad?

Mohamed Fawzy
Last updated: 2023/07/27 at 5:03 PM
Mohamed Fawzy
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The economic factor has emerged as a pivotal determinant that shapes the strategies and operations of violent and terrorist organizations. In fact, it is arguably the most vital factor that enables these organizations to sustain their existence, as it facilitates the recruitment of new fighters who are lured by the prospect of financial gain. Moreover, these organizations require economic resources to execute their terrorist operations. Consequently, the pursuit of funding and the establishment of thriving economies have become the foremost preoccupation of active violent and terrorist organizations across the globe, including the region.

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