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Mohammed Alyahya

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Don’t Blame ‘Wahhabism’ for Terrorism

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By Mohammed Alyahya
| AlJumuah Verified
LONDON – The word “Wahhabism” has become a boogeyman in the west, deemed responsible for the radicalization of Muslims around the world. And since Wahhabism is a strain of Islam that has its origins in the Arabian Peninsula and is the dominant religious doctrine of Saudi Arabia, that country is often viewed as the prime culprit in the propagation of violent extremism. But blaming Wahhabism and Saudi Arabia for Islamist radicalism is a dangerous red herring.
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The Israeli-Hamas war has two paths forward

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By Mohammed Alyahya
| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified
The latest Israeli-Hamas war makes abundantly clear that there can be no lasting peace in the Middle East without a regional solution to the long-running conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. There are two paths forward. One favors deepening the conflict in pursuit of a fantasy of completely wiping Israel off the map. This path is preferred by Iran.
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Iran wants endless war in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia wants peace. - The Washington Post

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By Mohammed Alyahya
| Washington Post Opinions Verified
Mohammed Alyahya is a senior fellow at the Harvard Belfer Center’s Middle East Initiative and a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute’s Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East. The latest Israeli-Hamas war makes abundantly clear that there can be no lasting peace in the Middle East without a regional solution to the long-running conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. There are two paths forward.
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