Electronic terrorism crimes as one of the crimes of social peace and ways to confront them.

There is no doubt that the world today is witnessing a tremendous development in the means of communications and information technology, until this era has become called (the era of the information revolution), because the rapid changes resulting from scientific and technical progress included most aspects of life, and it was similar to the revolution in the life of humanity. This great revolution and the huge boom brought by the civilization of technology in the information age has resulted in the emergence of the term electronic terrorism (digital terrorism) and its widespread use, and the increase in the seriousness and complexity of terrorist crimes, both in terms of facilitating communication between terrorist groups and coordinating their operations, which prompted thirty countries to sign the first international convention to combat cybercrime in the Hungarian capital Budapest in 2001, following the terrorist attacks on the United States of America on the eleventh of September of the year. In an atmosphere of international anticipation and anticipation of expected terrorist attacks.