Suchergebnisse

View that the Muslim world is receptive to xenophobic, anti-Western, anti-Christian, and anti-Jewish ideas, parallel to the ideology of hatred toward the "other" of Nazi Germany. Summaries in English and Spanish p. 414 and 428.

Argues that the US Middle East policy contributed to Arab-Muslim radicalization, pan-Islamic nationalism, and Islamization of Intifada; view that Islamic fanaticism poses major threat but Europe fails to perceive it; discusses Jerusalem's symbolic role, the 2000 Camp David Summit, exodus of Christian Arabs, jihad, Hezbollah, Hamas, and other issues. Summaries in English and Spanish p. 453 and 467.