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Ripe to be radicalised

The likelihood of deradicalisation programs being of any use is slim

14 May 2016

9:00 AM

14 May 2016

9:00 AM

The most successful deradicalisation program in history is considered to be the pacification of the Black September Organisation in the 1970s, the fearsome, violent wing of the PLO. The methods used by Arafat in his attempt for mainstream appeal were simple but effective: find beautiful women for them to marry, pay them to have many children and acquire for them prestigious property in Lebanon.

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