The International Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT)
“We are privileged to rely on the talent and dedication
of the experts at ICT and we are privileged to work with
all of you to strengthen one another and protect our
people and our shared values. Thank you for your partnership”
– H.E. Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of the Department Homeland Security, USA (Sept. 8, 2021)
From Gaming to Grooming:
How Far-Right Extremists Exploit Video Game-Adjacent Platforms for Radicalization and Recruitment
Drawing on three detailed case studies, the article shows how extremists use the interactive features of these platforms, such as real-time chat, donations, audience participation, and cross-platform migration, to weave ideological messages into familiar entertainment formats. These practices do not build “loyal fanbases;” they create ongoing pathways for radicalization, making extremist narratives feel social, participatory, and emotionally engaging.
The ICT Internship Program offers a unique opportunity to gain professional experience, boost your career profile, build an international professional network and expand your skill set.
Advanced Certificate Program 2026
This executive program offers a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to learning about central issues in counter-terrorism and homeland security, combining academic theory with practical experiences like simulations and on-site briefings for experts in the field.
The Shabtai Shavit World Summit on Counter-Terrorism
The largest international conference on counter-terrorism, with over 1,400 top decision-makers, defense, intelligence, and police officials, prominent academic scholars, and security industry leaders from over 65 countries participating in it.
Brig. Gen. (Res.) Yaron Rosen, former head of the IDF Cyber Staff and current fellow at the ICT, shared his insights on Iran’s increasingly extreme rhetoric regarding Israel.
WION Interview
Professor Boaz Ganor offered analysis of Iran’s intentions, the effect of sanctions on the regime, and ultimately arguing that a “new NATO” is necessary to combat the regime.
Jerusalem Strategic Tribune
Col. (Res.) Reuven Ben-Shalom published an article on the importance of “Military Diplomacy” as a tool of statecraft.
