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It's not a new phenomenon but in recent months there have been a growing number of cases of women taking part in or suspected of being involved in attacks for Boko Haram in Nigeria, Al Shabab in Kenya and so-called Islamic State in France. Dalia Ghanem-Yazbeck is an analyst at the Carnegie Middle East Centre. She told Newsday's Tom Hagler about her new research on radicalisation called "the female face of Jihadism". (Picture: woman arrested in Spain in 2015 for being suspected of recruiting other women to so-called Islamic State. Credit: Jose Jordan/AFP/Getty)
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