The roots of terrorism in the Middle East from "summary" of The Looming Tower by Lawrence Wright
The origins of terrorism in the Middle East can be traced back to a combination of historical, political, and religious factors that have shaped the region for centuries. One of the key driving forces behind terrorism in the Middle East is the long-standing conflict between Israel and Palestine. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a source of tension in the region for decades, leading to violence and extremism on both sides. Another factor contributing to the roots of terrorism in the Middle East is the presence of authoritarian regimes that suppress political dissent and perpetuate social inequalities. These oppressive governments have created a breeding ground for radical ideologies and extremist groups to flourish, as individuals seek alternative means to express their grievances and fight against perceive...
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