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Harvard Loves Jihad
Jun 11, 2002 ... " The scholar Bat Ye'or explains for non-Muslims through history this has meant "war, dispossession ... slavery and death." That does indeed ...

The Clash to End All Clashes?: Making sense of the cartoon jihad ...
Feb 7, 2006 ... ... Bat Ye'or. It certainly feels like a clash of civilizations. But it is not. By way of demonstration, allow me to recall the similar Muslim ...

Syria, Security, Migration, and Eurabia: An Interview
Dec 7, 2017 ... When Bat Ye'or first proposed this theory in 2002, I was skeptical, not believing in a purposeful conspiracy to replace Western civilization ...

Finding Europe's Hidden Conservatives
Apr 21, 2020 ... Bat Ye'or (Switzerland), Thilo Sarrazin (Germany), Christian Zeitz (Austria), Viktor Orbán (Hungary), and Lars Hedegaard (Denmark). Staving ...

Dhimmis No More: Christians' Trauma in the Middle East :: Daniel ...
Jan 11, 2018 ... ... Bat Ye'or; William Warda and Daniel Williams. To view their talks, click here. A new strain of thought has developed in Sunni Muslim ...

[Nepal and France:] Two Opposite Responses to Terrorism :: Daniel ...
Sep 14, 2004 ... Bat Ye'or points to Euro-Arab collaboration now being near-ubiquitous; it is "political, economic, religious and in the transfer of ...

Dhimmitude
by Bat Ye'or, Middle East Quarterly, December 1994. Politique et minorités au Proche-Orient: Les raisons d'une explosion by Laurent Chabry and Annie Chabry ...

Which Middle East Specialists Get Assigned and Read? :: Daniel ...
Feb 22, 2005 ... Bat Ye'or, 25, 193. Ibn Warraq, 34, 85. Elie Kedourie, 34, 1,780. Stanley Kurtz, 41, 104. Martin Kramer, 52, 1,090. Bernard Lewis, 356, 3,880.

Education by Murder in Boston
Apr 24, 2013 ... Sitting in a restaurant in Switzerland in 1990, Bat Ye'or sketched out for me her fears concerning Islamist ambitions in Europe but I thought ...

The West Stands Up for Its Customs
Jul 1, 2005 ... Is Europe finished? Some major authors, such as Bat Ye'or, Oriana Fallaci, and Jean Raspail, say "yes." But I think not; there is still ...

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