Create a 14 pages page paper that discusses why do individuals become terrorists. You must admit that governments and in collaboration have used tremendous efforts in fighting terrorism, capturing the attackers and dismantling the terrorism network organizations. However, through high investment in security and counterterrorism, many more individuals are still joining the terrorism. It is a sensitive issue that government should take time to consider, understand why people join and remain in such terrorism organizations, or at least what makes some people vulnerable to becoming extremists, so as to develop effective ways to rescue/prevent their crime involvement. Terrorists are a threat to their own countries and abroad. In the following discussion, the paper gives a detailed explanation of the reasons why people choose to engage in terrorism in an effort to elaborate on their behaviour.

Most people would describe terrorists as psychopath without a moral standard, due to the actions they choose to undertake. The occurrence of events such as bomb attacks in major cities around the world by terrorist groups is devastating to the people affected. As innocent people and especially children lose their lives, it is difficult to explain at a glance the kind of people who commit the disaster and what drives them. The fact is that terrorists are ordinary people, the majority of who have no psychological illness/condition and operate in the normal rules of behaviour (Maiese, 2005). It is easy to explain the behaviour of a serial killer targeting women based on their childhood neglect/abuse by a mother who exercised prostitution. How of the actions of a lawfully recognized citizen employed who turns out to be a suicide bomber in a full passenger plane. What would hinder a poor civilian struggling to raise a large family from wearing a bomb plugged suit to walk into a hotel where a targeted top official is expected to be and blow off?

Other than religious heavenly rewards associated with jihad, money is a&nbsp.motivational factor.&nbsp.