ISIS

While Arab Muslims comprise only 12% of Muslim world wide, they get most of the attention since they represent the radicals. These Muslims, referred to as Sand Muslims, have caused most of the recent attacks on the United States. Some feel that the success of ISIS has encouraged some Muslims to become radicalized. The plight of Arab nations has been difficult as evidenced by their opposition to Israel. Since Israel was founded in 1947 there have been more than a dozen armed conflicts with Arab countries and the Arabs have been humiliated each time. The small country of Israel with a population of less than 5 million Jews and surrounded by four Arab States has defeated these countries. This has eaten at the heart of Muslims and suddenly on the horizon appears ISIS, a group that is killing non-Muslims with reckless abandon. They are taking territory with a vengeance that registers in the hearts and minds of Muslims, including many in the west. This secret humiliation that has festered over the past 70 years has now found an outlet and young Muslims in the United States and other western countries are rallying to the cry and willing to die for the cause, the cause being to ease the shame of past defeats. It is becoming more obvious, that the ISIS terror groups must be soundly defeated and thus to dispel any thoughts that young Muslims in the west may have of joining a victorious army.