article_snippet.sent: Four out of ten British Muslims partly blame MI5 and the police for radicalising British teenagers who then flee the country to join ISIS.
article_snippet.sent: Four out of British Muslims British Muslims partly blame the security services for radicalising young Jihadis .
article_snippet.sent: 1,001 Muslims polled by Survation for Sky News found that almost 40 per cent of Muslims agreed that the security services were partly responsible for radicalising young Jihadis, compared with 16 per cent of non-Muslims.
article_snippet.sent: Meanwhile more than half of British Muslims said it was British Muslims responsibility to condemn terrorist attacks by Muslims in the name of Islam, while a third said it was not.
article_snippet.sent: When it comes to stopping young Muslims joining terrorist groups, 44 per cent felt it was the responsibility of stopping young Muslims joining terrorist groups families to set stopping young Muslims joining terrorist groups straight.
article_snippet.sent: The Muslim Council of Britain told the Daily Telegraph: 'For many, current counter-terrorism measures, particularly related to the Prevent strategy, actually lead to greater alienation as Muslims are seen through the lens of security, rather than tackling the scourge of terrorism itself.'