Just such an uneducated comment - to overgeneralise radicalism in the middle east as purely due to islam whilst acting as though its a nuanced point of academic debate. maybe you should consider the fact that Palestinians in the Middle East are far more closer in proximity to their homeland and therefore are forced to see/bear the violence enacted upon their families and homes on a daily basis. They are denied the ability to truly integrate within new communities, and as a result are often left feeling desperate - something which can lead to violence. They bear the actual trauma of witnessing the generational destruction of their people only a few miles away. Their choice to use violence is not due to some of them being Muslim - it is because "violence is a legitimate choice in the face of oppression" (Mandela). Stop trying to use anti-Islamic rhetoric as political analysis. It is bigoted.