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Eye on the World
January 25, 2016
Eye on the world: Attracted to good, not lured by evil
By Sentinel staff
In “Repelling terrorist attacks on youth” The Christian Science Monitor’s Editorial Board remarks on the fact that young people are “the main target for recruitment by terrorist groups.” The editorial notes that “IS has found it easy to recruit thousands of young people,” who are vulnerable to such lures, and the editorial calls for more support of youth.
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