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Michelle Mazel on Islamistes et naïvetés: Un acte d’accusation (Islamists and Naivists – an indictment) by Karen Jespersen and Ralf Pittelkow
December 24, 2008 |
Michelle Mazel
A Danish Critique of Islamic Radicalism Islamistes et naïvetés: Un acte d'accusation (Islamists and Naivists - an indictment) by Karen Jespersen and Ralf Pittelkow, Panama Editions, Paris 2007, 234 pp. [French] Translated from Danish by Nils Ahl Reviewed by Michelle Mazel
How Will the IDF Confront Regional Threats? – A Strategic Overview
March 16, 2008 |
Maj.-Gen. Ido Nehushtan
The three primary generators of Middle East radicalism and extremism are Iran’s “Shia Crescent,” the Muslim Brotherhood, and the Global Jihad. Iran is Persian, ideologically and historically different from the Arab world. Yet if Iran gets its hands on nuclear weapons in the future, the threatened pro-Western regimes of the Arab world may decide to join it and not fight it.