The Iraqi Security Strategy in anti- International Terrorism: Promoting Accountability for Daash Crimes as a Model

Terrorism constitutes a complex phenomenon of unusual fear and anxiety to terrorize civilians, in addition to the use of extreme violence against public and private institutions to destabilize security and stability, which produces dangerous and devastating repercussions on societies, as confronting terrorism requires legislative institutions capable of issuing deterrent legislation, and security institutions that possess a strategy. Appropriate to defeating terrorism. Iraq is one of the countries that have been subjected to multiple terrorist attacks in terms of local terrorists supported by regional organizations, and foreign terrorists coming from theaters of international conflict with the aim of harming the state and society. Therefore, Iraq has followed a multi – dimensional strategy that includes preventing terrorism through the enforcement of the criminal law aimed at To disrupt terrorist attacks, as well as prosecute terrorists, in addition to protecting people in Iraq from the threat of terrorism, as well as confronting terrorist groups in direct wars, and motivating the UN Security Council to hold accountable the symbols of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIS).