Understanding Terrorism Quiz # 20

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Quiz: Understanding Terrorism Quiz # 20
Subject: Counterterrorism
Total Questions: 30 MCQs
Time: 30 Minutes

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Understanding Terrorism Quiz # 20
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  • Intelligence Community is the greater network of intelligence agencies. In the United States, the _____ is the theoretical coordinator of intelligence collection.

  • International Court of Justice is the principal judicial arm of the United Nations. Its _____ judges are elected from among member states, and each sits for a 9-year term. The court hears disputes between nations and gives advisory opinions to recognized international organizations.

  • ICC is a court established to prosecute crimes against humanity, such as genocide. Its motivating principle is to promote_____

  • INTERPOL is an international network of law enforcement that cooperates in the investigation of crimes. It is based in _____ .

  • International Laws refer to multinational laws agreed to by governments and enforceable under national agreements.

  • Law _____ is the use of law enforcement agencies and criminal investigative techniques in the prosecution of suspected terrorists.

  • Legalistic Responses are counterterrorist measures that use the law to criminalize specific acts as terrorist behaviors and that use law enforcement agencies to _____ suspected terrorists.

  • _____ is an intelligence agency in Great Britain responsible for domestic intelligence collection. Also known as the Security Service.

  • _____ is an intelligence agency in Great Britain responsible for international intelligence collection. Also known as the Secret Intelligence Service.

  • Military Intelligence Service is a government agency in _____ responsible for international intelligence collection.

  • Montreal Convention of 1971 was a treaty that extended international law to terrorist attacks on _____

  • Mossad is an _____ agency charged with carrying out intelligence collection and covert operations.

  • ____ are counterterrorist measures that seek to resolve terrorist crises by using nonmilitary assets to disrupt and destroy terrorist groups and movements.

  • Nonviolent Covert Operations are counterterrorist options that include infiltration, disinformation, cyberwa and _____

  • _____ Is an operation in April 1980 launched by the United States to rescue Americans held hostage by Iran at the U.S. embassy in Tehran. The operation failed on the ground in Iran when a helicopter flew into an airplane and both exploded. Eight soldiers were killed, and the mission was aborted.

  • On April 14, 1986, the United States bombed targets in Libya using Air Force bombers based in Great Britain and Navy carrier–borne aircraft based in the Mediterranean. The strike was in retaliation for terrorist attacks against American personnel in_____.

  • _____ is the designation given to the counterterrorist war waged in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, homeland attacks.

  • Operation Infinite Justice is the original designation given to the counterterrorist war waged in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, attacks. The designation was changed after protests among _____ stated that only God is capable of infinite justice.

  • Operation Pease for Galilee was an invasion of Lebanon by the _____ army in June 1982, with the goal of rooting out Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) bases of operation. It was launched in reply to ongoing PLO attacks from its Lebanese bases.

  • Parachute Sayaret participated in the Entebbe rescue and was used against Hezbollah in _____ Lebanon.

  • Paramilitary Repressive Operations are counterterrorist measures that seek to resolve terrorist crises by deploying armed nonmilitary personnel. These personnel can include _____

  • _____ processes are ongoing processes of negotiations between warring parties with the goal of addressing their underlying grievances and ending armed conflict.

  • Police Border Guards refer to elite Israeli paramilitary force that is frequently deployed as a counterterrorist force. Known as the ____

  • ______ are counterterrorist measures that seek out and attack terrorist centers to damage the terrorist organization. Frequently conducted as retribution for a terrorist incident.

  • RAPAS are trained to operate in______environments.

  • An offer of qualified amnesty by the _____ government to Red Brigade members, requiring them to demonstrate repentance for their crimes. Repentance was established by cooperating within a sliding scale of collaboration.

  • Repressive Responses are counterterrorist measures that seek to resolve terrorist crises by disrupting or destroying terrorist groups and movements. These responses include _____ options.

  • Sayaret have been attached to _____

  • Sayaret Matkal is an elite reconnaissance unit within the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), attached to the IDF General Headquarters. It is a highly secretive formation that operates in small units and is regularly used for _____ operations.

  • The U.S. Navy SEALs’ primary mission is to conduct_____operations.

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