The spread of Islamikaze terrorism in Europe : the third Islamic invasion / Raphael Israeli.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Israeli, Raphael.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Terrorism--Europe.

Terrorism.

Europe.

Terrorism--Religious aspects--Islam.

Islamic fundamentalism--Europe.

Islamic fundamentalism.

Physical Description:

x, 499 pages ; 25 cm

Place of Publication:

London ; Portland, OR : Vallentine Mitchell, 2008.

Summary:

Here the outspoken academic Raphael Israeli deals with radical Islam's attempt to gain a solid foothold on the European continent through immigration (legal and illegal) and political refugee status, all calculated to expand the influence of Islam by taking advantage of the Western liberal and democratic governments accommodating them as guests - and then as citizens. The democratic freedom in which they now live allows them to say and do things which the far stricter regimes of Islamic countries do not tolerate.

The three major countries of Europe most affected by Muslim immigration and demographic presence are France, Britain and Germany, who host about half of the total of 30 million Muslims in Europe today. This book examines the increasing presence of radical Islam within this Muslim diaspora in Europe, and the confusions and divisions within Western governments about how to engage with radical Islam and police its criminal elements. It examines the escalating impact of radical Islam in Europe, showing the larger picture.

As a sequel to the author's book on Islamikaze (London: Frank Cass, 2003), which dealt with September 11 and its aftermath, this volume will describe the spread and impact of Muslim terrorism in Europe. It dwells on the Muslim strategies to expand in Europe through demographic growth and radical education of the youth.

Contents:

1 The New Demographic Balance in Europe and its Consequences 54

2 Britain: Leading the Way 93

3 France's Domestic Turmoil 174

4 Germany's Dilemmas 227

5 The Cartoon Affair and the Failure of Dialogue and Coexistence 277

6 Quo Vadis, Europe? 363.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (pages [453]-484) and index.

ISBN:

0853037337

9780853037330

0853037345

9780853037347

OCLC:

226303395