<p>This research investigates discrimination against suspected Islamic terrorists based on support for the use of torture. Study 1 analyzed the influence of the nationality of the victims of terrorist crimes and the nationality of torturers on support for torture against suspects and support for the payment of compensation by the torturers to the suspects. Study 2 analyzed &nbsp;the interaction among the nationality of the victims of terrorist crimes and Perceived Threat as moderators on the relationship between RWA and discrimination. Altogether, these studies indicated that support for the use of torture against Islamic terrorists was greater when the victims of terrorist acts and the torturers belonged to the ingroup and that Perceived Threat favors support for torture regardless of the levels of adherence to RWA.</p>