Islamist terrorism and the Middle East democratic deficit: Political exclusion, repression and the causes of extremism

Terrorist attacks on September 11 formed an agreement among Western policy makers, particularly the US policy makers, that the authoritarianism of the Middle East would harm the western interest by promoting the emergence of Islamic terrorism. However, this study shows that there is no evidence that there is an inevitable causal relationship between democratic deficits in the Middle East and Islam terrorism. In this analysis, we are investigating the three main types of Islamic terrorism of Islamic terrorism against the backdrop of the domestic insurgency such as Islamic terrorism, Gama, Egypt, etc. relating to al-Qaida multinational terrorism, Hamas and Hezbollah's national liberation movement I will. Armed Israeli organization of Israel and Algeria. A case study shows that the political exclusion and oppression of the Islamic movement, in some cases, contributes to the use of terror, but does not contribute to other cases. It also addresses a positive issue as to whether political participation will lead to moderate Islamism to avoid terrorism strategies. In this context, Turkish Justice and Development Party, Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt, Naphda of Tunisia and Muslim Brotherhood of Jordan / Islamic Action Front. Again, the evidence is mixed. The nonviolent nature of some exercises is obviously the product of their inclusion in the political process - but in other cases, oppression results in the same result

In any case, the Islamic Resurrection reminds us that the power to stimulate the Islamic movement is still strong. Given the fundamental economic, social and political problems of the Middle East, it will become increasingly difficult to maintain exclusion and oppression strategies in the long run. The difficulty of suppressing policies is that it does not address the social and economic problems behind Islamic reconstruction. The plight of the poor is getting worse and worse, but it is not good. In addition, erosion of the justness of many rulers in the Middle East means that only progressive reforms may be appropriate for the current government.

Terrorist attacks on September 11 formed an agreement among Western policy makers, particularly the US policy makers, that the authoritarianism of the Middle East would harm the western interest by promoting the emergence of Islamic terrorism. However, this study shows that there is no evidence that there is an inevitable causal relationship between democratic deficits in the Middle East and Islam terrorism. In this analysis, we are investigating the three main types of Islamic terrorism of Islamic terrorism against the backdrop of the domestic insurgency such as Islamic terrorism, Gama, Egypt, etc. relating to al-Qaida multinational terrorism, Hamas and Hezbollah's national liberation movement I will. Armed Israeli organization of Israel and Algeria. The case study shows that in some cases political exclusion and suppression of Islamic movements are contributing to the use of terrorism, but it is not the other case.

Islamic terrorism and democratic deficits in the Middle East: political exclusion, roots of oppression and extremism

First, the US intervention was aiming at the wrong goal. Political dissatisfaction and power struggle in the Middle East is not an Islamistic hatred towards the West, but it is the main cause of conflict between the Middle East and Islamic organizations and the West. Unfortunately, since the war with terrorism began, too many US officials said that the motivation for al-Qaeda and the Islamic nation's attack against the United States largely depends on anti-American ideology, hatred for our freedom, I believe it is a desire to destroy the freedom of the people. United States 62