Terrorism is the use of violence, intimidation, or threats to instill fear, often for political, ideological, or religious purposes. It typically involves acts that target civilians or non-combatants to influence governments or societies. Terrorism can manifest in various forms, including bombings, shootings, hostage-taking, and cyberattacks, and is carried out by individuals, groups, or state actors. The intent is generally to promote a specific agenda, compel action, or disrupt societal norms. The definition of terrorism can vary internationally and may be subject to political and social perspectives.
The "Festival of Diversity" in Solingen was marred by a violent knife attack, resulting in three deaths and eight injuries. ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack, with a video showing…