The latest arrest of three Singaporeans under the Internal Security Act (ISA) shows that while the appeal of terror group ISIS has waned in its heartland, its ideology continues to hold sway over a few, said terror experts and Malay/Muslim leaders.
This shows that there needs to be continued vigilance against the threat of radicalisation, they added.
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