The study aimed to identify the relationship between university youth’s exposure to talk shows on satellite channels and their attitudes towards terrorist organizations. The study used the descriptive analytical approach and relied on the questionnaire form as a tool for the study. It used the simple random sampling method in collecting study data. The number of members of the study sample reached 400 individuals, and it was found that there was a direct relationship with Statistical significance between the level of exposure of university youth to talk shows on satellite channels and their attitudes towards terrorist organizations, which shows an increase in their level of awareness of terrorist organizations as their exposure to talk programs increases. It also shows that there are no statistically significant differences between the response of the members of the study sample regarding exposure of university youth to talk programs on channels. Satellite TV channels and their attitudes towards terrorist organizations are attributed to personal variables. The study recommended paying attention to increasing the ability of talk shows to present topics of concern to society in a transparent and objective manner, working to activate legislation and laws that confront terrorist organizations, and paying attention to encouraging young people to participate politically and to express their opinions freely through official organizations.