Terrorism has been a long standing problem in the history of the mankind. Meanwhile the changing nature of our societies has made counter terrorism more complicated. Scholars and policy makers need to keep in mind that diversity has become a natural part of our communities but it necessitates practitioners and policymakers to adopt themselves to the new conditions for successful counter terrorism in diverse communities. This research looks into the issue whether diversity in a community increases the likelihood of terror incidents in a country. Findings are encouraging and reveal that diversity is not an matter that we should fear concerning terrorism incidents.