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ICT’s Research and Publications include short analyses and in-depth publications on a wide variety of topics including: terrorism, counter-terrorism, homeland security, radicalization process, cyber-terrorism, reviews from Jihadi Websites and insights from our database.

 

The International Cyber Terrorism Regulation Project

06/08/2019 | by ICT Researchers
This paper provides an overview of the International Cyber Terrorism Regulation Project, an online resource consisting of a compilation of online regulatory resources in the field of counterterrorism, and an analytical framework for their use. The project is funded by the Global Research Network on Terrorism and Technology.
 
Prof. Boaz Ganor, Adv. Deborah Housen-Couriel, Lt. Col. (Res.) Uri Ben Yaakov, Stevie Weinberg, Dafne Beri
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Counter Terrorism Today With Dr. Ely Karmon

05/08/2019 | by Counter Terrorism Today
Etai Handman interviews Dr. Ely Karmon Senior Research Scholar, International Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT), Interdisciplinary Center (IDC), Herzliya, Israel
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Counter Terrorism Today With Dr. Ely Karmon

01/08/2019 | by Counter Terrorism Today
Etai Handman interviews Dr. Ely Karmon Senior Research Scholar, International Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT), Interdisciplinary Center (IDC), Herzliya, Israel
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“The False Caliphate”: ISIS Leadership Crisis

31/07/2019 | by Barak, Michael (Dr.)
At the end of April 2019, Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi, ISIS’ leader, appeared in a rare video after he has not been seen in public since June 2014. In the video Al Baghdadi wanted to convey the message that ISIS’ leadership operates as usual and directs its subordinate provinces in the “ordinary course of business”. Additionally, he wanted to refute any rumors and speculations regarding ISIS’ decline.
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Assessing UNRWA’s “Willing but Unable” Paradigm

31/07/2019 | by Culioli, Charles
UNRWA is a humanitarian organization whose mandate was not adapted to combat terrorism. The close relation of the agency to its Palestinian client population both in terms of services and employment led UNRWA to progressively mirror the society in which it evolved.
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