Terrorism represents a challenging and elusive enemy for all societies. Individuals driven by ideologies that reject the existing world often feel compelled to change it. They may pursue this change through political means, seek environments that align with their beliefs, or attempt to impose their ideology on others, either gently or through more aggressive methods. The latter is what we define as terrorism, where individuals force their beliefs upon society through violence and disruption. Terrorists are often deeply convinced of their singular truth, making them resistant to alternative ideologies. This conviction, combined with their methods, makes terrorism a persistent and timeless challenge.