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Last updated on July 23rd, 2017 at 07:32 am
The Washington Post reports:
Osama bin Laden’s standing has dropped significantly in some pivotal Muslim countries, while support for suicide bombings and other acts of violence has “declined dramatically,” according to a new survey released yesterday.
Read the whole piece, which features a quote from Middle East specialist Richard Norton: “Muslims, like non-Muslims, are plugged into the world … It is one thing to be caught up in the supposed glamour of attacking the superpower or global bully, but it is quite another to have to pay the consequences economically, politically—not to mention personally. This is what has happened in places like Indonesia, Morocco, Pakistan and Turkey, where many people now see extremist Islam as a threat to their lives, not a fantasy game of kick Uncle Sam.”
(Via Insta)
