Dhimmitude: Today: Dhimmitude Issues
Dhimmitude Issues
The war against Saddam Hussein' regime in spring 2003 has revealed not only
the deep divisions between some states of "Old Europe" and the U.S., but also
strife within Europe itself and infighting that opposes governments and sections
of their electorate. Some analysts have interpreted these clashing policies
as a variance between a European reliance on "international law" and an American
combativity and "unilateralism", although many European countries have joined
the U.S.
In reality, the European Union - as distinct from its member states - has build,
since 1973, a whole infrastructure of alliances and economic, industrial, media,
cultural, financial bonds with the countries of the Arab League. It, thereby,
hoped to assemble a new continent - what I named 'Eurabia' - as a counterweight
to American power. This associative diplomacy in international politics was
intended to provide the EU with a major power role, while isolating America.
But the Arab alliance had a price: Israel's demise and fraternisation with some
of the cruelest tyrants on the planet, allegedly representing "international
legality" at the United Nations. Hence, we now see millions of Europeans, inflamed
by Judeophobia/anti-Zionism, siding with Saddam Hussein, a killer of his own
people.
Not child's play, by Bat Ye'or. National Review Online, December
03, 2007
At the first article at the first link below, "A Testimony from Egypt",
Sandro Magister writes about the prestigious magazine "La Civiltà
Cattolica, in which the Vatican denounces with unusual harshness
the oppression of Christians in Muslim countries. A second article at the same
link, by Giuseppe De Rosa S.I, "Christians in Islamic Countries",
provides an enlightening reflection on dhimmitude in the past and today.
Eastern
Christians Torn Asunder, by Bat Ye'or. National Review Online, September
18, 2003
Is Europe a
Province of Islam? The Danger is Called Dhimmitude, by Sandro Magister,
www.chiesa, March 17, 2003.
Islamists'
Perpetual Jihad, by David G. Littman. FrontPageMagazine.com, August
15, 2003
Endowing
Denial, by Andrew G. Bostom, FrontPageMagazine.com, May 13, 2003
Islam's
'idealistic version of itself' not quite the reality, Interview with Bat
Ye'or, by Julia Duin, The Washington Times, October 30, 2002
In Defense of Bat Ye'or, by
Andrew G. Bostom M.D., First Things, October 2002
The Dhimmitude of the West,
by Mark Durie, to appear in the Newsletter for the Centre for Islamic Studies,
London Bible College (August 2002)
The
Ancient Jewish Community of Iran and the Shiraz 'Show Trial', Written statement
submitted to the UN Commission on Human Rights, Association for World Education,
January 8, 2001
Blasphemy
legislation in Pakistan's Penal Code, Written statement submitted to the
UN Commission on Human Rights, Association for World Education, July 7, 1998
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