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'''Islamofascism''' is a term, popularized by [[Christopher Hitchens]], to refer to the [[Fascism|fascist]] ideologies of some [[Islam|Muslim]] countries and individuals. | '''Islamofascism''' is a term, popularized by [[Christopher Hitchens]], to refer to the [[Fascism|fascist]] ideologies of some [[Islam|Muslim]] countries and individuals. | ||
| − | The basic tenets are an establishment of a new Caliphate in the Middle East, through the use of terrorism, revolutions, and the extermination of [[Israel]]. Islamofascism is very common among Muslim populations and is the ideology behind many of the enemies of the [[United States]], like the [[Taliban]], the government of [[Iran]], and [[ | + | The basic tenets are an establishment of a new [[Caliphate]] in the [[Middle East]], through the use of [[Islamic terrorism|terrorism]], revolutions, and the extermination of [[Israel]]. Islamofascism is very common among Muslim populations and is the ideology behind many of the enemies of the [[United States]], like the [[Taliban]], the government of [[Iran]], and [[Palestinian Arabs|Palestinian]] nationalists. |
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Revision as of 20:31, September 19, 2011
Islamofascism is a term, popularized by Christopher Hitchens, to refer to the fascist ideologies of some Muslim countries and individuals.
The basic tenets are an establishment of a new Caliphate in the Middle East, through the use of terrorism, revolutions, and the extermination of Israel. Islamofascism is very common among Muslim populations and is the ideology behind many of the enemies of the United States, like the Taliban, the government of Iran, and Palestinian nationalists.