Definition of Terrorism Essay Systematic use of violence to create a general climate of fear in a population and thereby to bring about a particular political objective. Since September 11th, 2001, the world has witnessed a radical change in the world order, fear, anxiety, hate, and mostly a deep sentiment of great uncertainty took their place and dominated, and still dominates most of our daily lives. Since then, there have been much discussions and debate about the events that took place in the fatal date and following effect for the entire world. The events were classified as the worst terrorist’s acts that were ever seen and witnessed, much due to the role of a cultural good which has a central place in this mass communications era television and mobile devices. The power of the images of the two hijacked planes crushing against the Twin Towers, which every one of us has and will have in mind until the end of our lives, and had a major part in all of us felt at the time and surely still does. The discussion about Terrorism has become part of our lives, while the media have become a central player in delivering the latest developments on this issue, and in keeping people informed and updated. The word terrorism has undoubtedly profoundly negative word, simply representing an attempt to qualify their actors has being evil and in the way labeling the terrorists as the bad guys. After September 11th a worldwide movement which expressed hatred revolt against such events that took place in the year after the attack. A lot of people in America had used the word terrorist to express Muslim resistance group as terrorist without listening to the other side of the story. There are a wide range of terrorist groups in the world today. The oldest and most common form of terrorism is religious terrorism. The targets of religious terrorism have been those who do not abide by the religious standards. Islam has become the poster child of religious terrorism. Though the religion has