Source: Fox News
Summary
Muslim scholar Dalia Ziada warns that the alliance between the far left and Islamist extremism in the US could lead to an Islamic regime seizing power, similar to what happened in Iran in 1979. Ziada, who was forced to flee Egypt after criticizing Hamas, says that Islamist movements have sought to use the Palestinian cause to mobilize support and build alliances with other activist movements in the West. She argues that these movements have increasingly targeted Jewish communities in the West and that their alliance reflects a shared hostility toward Western liberal democracies.
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As expected, the matter has reached another stage.
The protests against Israel are well-organized worldwide, with a global network of approximately 425 organizations involved. The protests are expected to follow a familiar pattern of demonizing Israel, using terms such as “apartheid” and “genocide.” The term “Nakba” has been reframed over time, and its original context is largely absent from modern protests. The alliance between the far left and Islamist extremism is built on a shared hostility toward Western liberal democracies. The protests are likely to be a performance of a familiar ritual, with the same messages and goals being repeated.
The sequence of events is familiar: a global network of organizations, a well-organized protest, and a shared hostility toward Western liberal democracies. The performance is expected to follow a familiar script, with the same messages and goals being repeated. The question is, what happens after the performance is over?
Author: Evan Null
