After the San Bernadino and Paris attacks, the US President, Barack Obama, announced a global surge to change the beliefs and values of the Muslims, declaring on 6 December 2015, “an extremist ideology has spread... Muslim leaders here and around the globe have to continue working with us
A few days ago, the spokesman on foreign affairs for the Danish government party, Michael Jensen, commented on the Danish foreign policy and especially what is referred to as “The Arabic Initiative”, and stated: “If we want to create a change in the region, then it is the youth, that should be focused on”, and he continued by saying: “It is the young generation that can renew the political elite in the Middle Eastern states”.
In recent days, international media and social media has been awash with the most heart-wrenching images of the starved, skeletal-like bodies of Muslim men, women, and children from the Syrian village of Madaya. The town has been under siege since July from the brutal Assad regime and other forces loyal to it who have prevented food, medicines and other basic needs from entering it. Consequently a dire humanitarian crisis has developed in the village,
Ever since the Iranian hostage crises in 1979, America aggressively pursued a policy of containment and worked actively to isolate Iran from the rest of the world. This policy took on a newfound turn in 2002, when George Bush Jr declared Iran as the axis of evil and in 2003 America along with her European allies collaborated to rollback Iran’s nuclear programme.
