The purpose of this study was to examine the impact of macro social factors (states, religion, region, Arab spring, terrorism, unrest (Shoe index), democracy, corruption (GPI), Human development (HDI), low self-control, life stress events (LSE), youth unemployment, religiosity, feeling (fear and anger), youth unemployment and total unemployment) on Arab youth"s radicalization. A sample of 6,730 Arab youth age 15-24 years was selected from Policies need to focus on radicalization pull and push factors on micro-meso-macro level.
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