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Title: The War on Terror and Democracy: An Arab American Perspective
Author: Neal AbuNab
Category: History Religion & Spiritual Nonfiction
Price: $ 19.95
Language: English
Size: 5.5 x 8.5
Number of Pages: 190
ISBN Number: 0977270513
Publication Date: May 2006
Website:
Email: nealabunab@todaylink.com
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About this Book:
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It’s been almost five years since the tragic attacks of 9/11 which triggered the War on Terror and initiated a policy of spreading democracy in the Arab and Muslim world.
What has this war achieved so far? How long do we expect it to continue? Will there be an end to this war? What does victory look like? The public deserves honest answers.
This conflict will require the United States to change its attitude and behavior towards Arab and Muslim nations. It is no mystery that America can end this war in 100 days.
The War on Terror has challenged the tenets of western democracy. Free and democratic elections in the Arab world will produce Islamist governments allied with the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The evolving democracy in Iraq will eventually produce a regime that looks more like Iran’s than America’s. Iraq will become a natural ally of Iran in a conflict with America.
The people of the Arab and Muslim world are angry and hungry. It is a volatile combination that will keep exploding until real democracy evolves from the street level. Till then, we are in for a long and bumpy ride.
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About the Author:
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A Palestinian who came to America in 1979. His parents were born and raised in
Arab Jerusalem. He became a refugee with his family after the 1967 war.
He is a columnist and a frequent commentator on Arab and Muslim affairs.
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Aramedia Publishing
P.O.Box 7596, Dearborn, MI 48121, USA
313-506-4409
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