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ARCHIVE ISSUE | "Islam and teroris" October 27, 2001, Vol. 16, No. 41

Islam and teroris

COVER STORY | By Marvin Olasky

Meeting the challenge of Islam and terrorism will be a twilight struggle on the order of the battle in the 20th century to contain and ultimately defeat communism. Winning this new war starts with an understanding of the enemy and his worldview—and a commitment to defend ours. This WORLD special report examines the Islamic heart and mind, and our role in the war whose first shots were fired on Sept. 11, 2001 More >>

Features Appetite for evil Tim Graham

Islam & Terrorism | The history of terrorism against Americans and U.S. allies looks a little like its effects: a smoking pile of rubble. By contrast, the history of nations and their wars—with known political leaders, generals, soldiers, and ambassadors—is downright tidy. World Wars settle issues (temporarily, anyway) and redraw maps; terrorism, concentrated so often on civilians, usually just terrorizes. The human toll of attacks has recently increased as terrorists have moved from making specific demands about prisoner release to general statements of their desire for vast governmental changes. The following is more a journey down nightmare lane than a neat history lesson with a beginning and an end, but one theme does emerge: man's capacity for evil seems limitless, and not limited to Islam's extremists. More >>

Books on terrorism Susan Olasky