The morphing terror threat: How AI, younger recruits, and evolving warfare are reshaping terrorism
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TERRORISM AFFAIRS: From far-right-jihadist combos, to terrorists acting like militaries, to AI, terrorism has never been harder to defend against, ICT’s new counterterrorism head tells 'Post.'
Terrorism has morphed in myriad ways, making it more challenging than ever to analyze and defend against, Assaf Moghadam, the new head of the International Institute of Counterterrorism (ICT) at Reichman University, recently told The Jerusalem Post in an exclusive first interview since taking the job.Moghadam joined ICT in 2011, served as ICT's director of academic affairs, and led the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy as dean from 2019 to 2024.He heads the university's MA Program in Counterterrorism and Intelligence and its BA track in Security Studies and Counter-Terrorism.The new ICT director came from the US Military Academy at West Point, where he directed terrorism…
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