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(Institute for Economics and Peace) 17,958 people were killed in terrorist attacks last year, 61% more than the previous year. 31 countries rank higher than Israel (ranked 32) in the 2014 Global Terrorism Index, including the UK (27) and the U.S. (30). The GTI, published by the Institute for Economics and Peace, measures the direct and indirect impact of terrorism in terms of lives lost, injuries, property damage and the psychological after-effects.2015-02-20 00:00:00Full Article
31 Countries Face More Terrorism than Israel
(Institute for Economics and Peace) 17,958 people were killed in terrorist attacks last year, 61% more than the previous year. 31 countries rank higher than Israel (ranked 32) in the 2014 Global Terrorism Index, including the UK (27) and the U.S. (30). The GTI, published by the Institute for Economics and Peace, measures the direct and indirect impact of terrorism in terms of lives lost, injuries, property damage and the psychological after-effects.2015-02-20 00:00:00Full Article
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