SINGAPORE, Sept 10 — Singapore’s terrorism threat remains high amid conflicts in the Middle East that are being exploited by terrorist and extremist groups to spread propaganda and encourage attacks, the Internal Security Department (ISD) said.The Straits Times reported that ISD’s annual terrorism report said the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the US-Israel conflict with Iran had contributed to growing tensions between communities, with anti-Semitism, anti-Muslim rhetoric and Islamophobia intensifying.The conflicts have also contributed to an increase in youth radicalisation cases handled under the Internal Security Act (ISA), with cases involving young people rising from four between 2017 and 2021 to 15...