The Islamic Extremism Evaluated

By Marta Roberts

The rise of Islamic extremism is examined in a new GAO report. The report evaluates what U.S. government agencies are doing to identify, monitor, and counter support and funding for the global propagation of Islamic extremism. It also takes a look at what the government and other entities have reported regarding support and funding for the global propagation of Islamic extremism. Also addressed are the efforts taken by the Saudi government to counter Islamic extremism within the borders of its country.

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