Terrorism is defined as asymmetrical warfare using unconventional methods of wars against the US and Western allies wrote many specialists. Fighting terrorism required many means among others. The US and its allies are embarrassed of systematic use of military force against the modern terrorist organizations. First, in international affairs and politics, military forces of a country fights its counterparts of other countries, so it appears for US authorities illegal to use the military against modern terrorism, which is a non-state and a non-military entity. The gap in US foreign policies feeds the Pentagon officials’ hesitation to engage the military in a war against terrorism, especially against Al Qaeda and its constituents (Howard and Hoffman,
