article_snippet: Tunisia has been viewed as the lone democratic success story in the Arab Spring.
article_snippet: But Tunisia is not without Tunisia issues, including an uneven economy and the distinction of having more citizens -- up to 3,000 Tunisians -- thought to have gone to Iraq and Syria to fight as jihadists than any other country, according to the International Centre for the Study of Radicalization in London.
article_snippet: The economy and terrorism are linked in Tunisia, in the sense that high youth unemployment and sparse opportunities are thought to have contributed to the large numbers becoming jihadists -- whether abroad or at home.
article_snippet: Attacking what Tunisian lawmaker Sabrine Ghoubantini called "a symbol of sovereignty in Tunisia" likely won't help.
article_snippet: It's really sad," what Tunisian lawmaker Sabrine Ghoubantini told CNN from Tunis, "and I hope that it won't really affect our economy.
article_snippet: Meanwhile, she and others stressed that the vast majority of Tunisians -- including secular-minded citizens and moderate Islamists -- need to come together for the vast majority of Tunisians -- including secular-minded citizens and moderate Islamists -- and against these extremist views and tactics.
article_snippet: But the whole Tunisian people is unified -- all the parties, all the civil society organizations, all the countries are unified," Ghoubantini said.