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Al-Azhar Terrorism Recruitment Motives
The article focused on the shift of the terrorism phenomenon from Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan to Africa and Europe, with an increasing concentration of children in the digital space. It explained that the youngest terrorist detainee in Europe was only 12 years old, and that the age of those engaging in extremist ideology has decreased to children, along with a rise in recruitment of minors worldwide. It pointed out that one of the motivations for joining extremists is financial gain, noting that a third of those involved in Africa stated that livelihood was their reason for joining. The article added that terrorism no longer has a homeland and now appears in various forms. It warned of the dangers of behavioral and moral deviance among children, which could lead to their joining terrorist groups. The article also highlighted that terrorism now adopts the concept of "lone wolves," citing the Christchurch attack in New Zealand as an example.
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