What Will Happen If Congress Votes Against the Iran Deal?
Not war. Not even the immediate collapse of sanctions.
August 13, 2015
Answer: religious quietism, draconian security, and the trauma of civil war.
As Muslims from across the globe flock to Syria and Iraq to join Islamic State, very few Algerians have tried to join the fight. Dalia Ghanem-Yazbeck attributes this to the prevalence of a quietist school of Islamic fundamentalism, the country’s large, highly coordinated, and sometimes draconian security forces, and the traumatic effect of recent Algerian history:
Not war. Not even the immediate collapse of sanctions.
It's giving its blessing to indirect attacks on Israel.
Answer: religious quietism, draconian security, and the trauma of civil war.
A scholar of Jonathan Swift thinks so.
Destroyed by Nazis and Soviets.
As Muslims from across the globe flock to Syria and Iraq to join Islamic State, very few Algerians have tried to join the fight. Dalia Ghanem-Yazbeck attributes this to the prevalence of a quietist school of Islamic fundamentalism, the country’s large, highly coordinated, and sometimes draconian security forces, and the traumatic effect of recent Algerian history:
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