During the past 2 decades, two interrelated security threats have
emerged that Western democracies will likely be forced to contend
with for the foreseeable future. The first of these threats is
multifaceted inasmuch as it stems from a complex combination of
religious, political, historical, cultural, social, and economic
motivational factors: the growing predilection for carrying out
mass casualty terrorist attacks inside the territories of "infidel"
Western countries by clandestine operational cells that are
inspired ideologically by, and sometimes linked organizationally
to, various jihadist networks with a global agenda. The most
important of these latter networks is still the late Osama bin
Laden's high-profile group Qa'idat al-Jihad (The Base [or
Foundation] of the Jihad), together with its many organizational
offshoots and regional affiliates.
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