Most Terrorism Victims Are in Muslim Majority Countries

Long before there was an Islamic State, Muslim jihadists grappled with a nagging conundrum: how to build authentically Islamic states. While some advocated toppling the near enemy – the so-called atheist regimes and their collaborators — others pushed for striking the far enemy — Western enablers, the United States in particular. In the 1990s, al-Qaida put the debate to rest by taking the fight to the far enemy, a strategy that culminated in the attacks of September 11, 2001. As...

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