Edited by Paul Burke, Senior Researcher, ERC Project on Counter-Terrorism Ethics, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, Doaa' Elnakhala, non-resident Research Manager,Carnegie-Middle East Center, Lebanon and consultant, Athletic Integrity Unit, Monaco and Seumas Miller, Professor of Philosophy, Charles Sturt University, Australia, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands and the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, University of Oxford, UK

• Contents:Foreword xiAcknowledgement xiii1 Introduction to Global Jihadist Terrorism 1Paul Burke, Doaa’ Elnakhala and Seumas MillerPART I TERRORIST GROUPS2 Al-Qaeda 10Paul Burke3 The so-called Islamic State 36Michael Robillard4 Hamas 58Doaa’ Elnakhala5 Lashkar-e-Taiba 84Anthony DavisPART II ZONES OF ARMED CONFLICT6 Afghanistan 107Anthony Davis7 Iraq 133Paul Burke8 Syria 167Michael Robillard9 Palestine‒Israel 188Doaa’ ElnakhalaPART III NATIONAL COUNTER-TERRORISM RESPONSES10 National counter-terrorism responses: United States of America 212Michael Robillard11 National counter-terrorism responses: United Kingdom 233Paul Burke12 National counter-terrorism responses: France 253Doaa’ Elnakhala13 National counter-terrorism responses: Israel 277Doaa’ Elnakhala14 National counter-terrorism responses: India 299Anthony DavisIndex 321

Edited by Paul Burke, Senior Researcher, ERC Project on Counter-Terrorism Ethics, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, Doaa' Elnakhala, non-resident Research Manager,Carnegie-Middle East Center, Lebanon and consultant, Athletic Integrity Unit, Monaco and Seumas Miller, Professor of Philosophy, Charles Sturt University, Australia, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands and the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, University of Oxford, UK

• Contents:Foreword xiAcknowledgement xiii1 Introduction to Global Jihadist Terrorism 1Paul Burke, Doaa’ Elnakhala and Seumas MillerPART I TERRORIST GROUPS2 Al-Qaeda 10Paul Burke3 The so-called Islamic State 36Michael Robillard4 Hamas 58Doaa’ Elnakhala5 Lashkar-e-Taiba 84Anthony DavisPART II ZONES OF ARMED CONFLICT6 Afghanistan 107Anthony Davis7 Iraq 133Paul Burke8 Syria 167Michael Robillard9 Palestine‒Israel 188Doaa’ ElnakhalaPART III NATIONAL COUNTER-TERRORISM RESPONSES10 National counter-terrorism responses: United States of America 212Michael Robillard11 National counter-terrorism responses: United Kingdom 233Paul Burke12 National counter-terrorism responses: France 253Doaa’ Elnakhala13 National counter-terrorism responses: Israel 277Doaa’ Elnakhala14 National counter-terrorism responses: India 299Anthony DavisIndex 321

Edited by Paul Burke, Senior Researcher, ERC Project on Counter-Terrorism Ethics, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, Doaa' Elnakhala, non-resident Research Manager,Carnegie-Middle East Center, Lebanon and consultant, Athletic Integrity Unit, Monaco and Seumas Miller, Professor of Philosophy, Charles Sturt University, Australia, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands and the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, University of Oxford, UK

• Contents:Foreword xiAcknowledgement xiii1 Introduction to Global Jihadist Terrorism 1Paul Burke, Doaa’ Elnakhala and Seumas MillerPART I TERRORIST GROUPS2 Al-Qaeda 10Paul Burke3 The so-called Islamic State 36Michael Robillard4 Hamas 58Doaa’ Elnakhala5 Lashkar-e-Taiba 84Anthony DavisPART II ZONES OF ARMED CONFLICT6 Afghanistan 107Anthony Davis7 Iraq 133Paul Burke8 Syria 167Michael Robillard9 Palestine‒Israel 188Doaa’ ElnakhalaPART III NATIONAL COUNTER-TERRORISM RESPONSES10 National counter-terrorism responses: United States of America 212Michael Robillard11 National counter-terrorism responses: United Kingdom 233Paul Burke12 National counter-terrorism responses: France 253Doaa’ Elnakhala13 National counter-terrorism responses: Israel 277Doaa’ Elnakhala14 National counter-terrorism responses: India 299Anthony DavisIndex 321