| Autor: |
Mohar, Yariv, Shoshan, Aya |
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Strategic Assessment: A Multidisciplinary Journal on National Security; Mar2023, Vol. 26 Issue 1, p98-106, 9p |
| Abstrakt: |
Programs to combat radicalization address social processes that create a tendency toward political violence, and in many countries they are incorporated as part of the fight against terror. Counter-radicalization programs are a tool whose efficacy has been tested and proven. Thanks to their side effect of limiting collateral damage by counterterrorism, anti-radicalization programs also yield multiple benefits: more security, fewer violations of human rights, and an enhanced horizon for reconciliation and peace. Nevertheless, there is no available information on any comprehensive policy on this matter in Israel. This is a problematic lacuna, both in terms of violence coming from Palestinian citizens of Israel and in terms of violence from extremist Jewish factions. Indeed, findings suggest that the establishment of a government entity in Israel for the purpose of studying and combating radicalization should be considered. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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