Acts

There are many acts that influence terrorism, such as;
 * Bombing
 * Kidnapping
 * Hijacking
 * Assassinations, and more.

The most common of these attacks is **bombing**. Bombing is a daily occurrence in the Middle Eastern countries, where terrorism is prevalent. Suicide bombing, where an unsuspecting person promised a better afterlife runs into a crowded area and blows themselves up, is one of the biggest forms of bombing. It is a quick and easier way to utilize the whole aspect of bombing to threaten people. Bombing may also influence the use of chemical and biological weapons. Smoke and gas bombs can set off controlled chemical outbreaks that may affect the health of those around the blast. ("FEMA")


 * Hijacking**, when a vehicle, such as an airplane, is taken over by a group of people other than those stationed to pilot it, is another form of terrorism much of the world is familiar with. __During the attacks on 9/11, three planes were hijacked and crashed into three very important buildings; the two World Trade Center buildings, and the Pentagon.__ Though it is not seen often, hijacking is a large-scale form of attack that can be //extremely deadly//. ("FEMA")

The [|United Nations] is working extremely hard to combat these, and other terrorist actions across the globe. Currently, there are sixteen international measures to counter terrorist attacks, as well as to stop them from beginning in the first place. Every country in league with the United Nations also has offices and agencies set up to help the cause. In 2008, the meeting to review the anti-terrorism measures was updated to the phrase “by whomever, wherever, and for whatever purposes". ("UN Action")

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