| While most Arabs understand America`s current dilemma in Iraq and fear the expansion of Iranian Shiism and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad`s religious imperialist ambitions, they are not eager to assist in stabilizing that country. They prefer to see America leave humiliated even if it is at the expense of the Iraqi people and the stability of the entire region. Above all, they do not want to see America, a non-Muslim superpower, as the cause for Iraq`s good fortune, especially when the Arab countries did nothing to stop Saddam Hussein`s brutal regime. And because Arab societies require a target for their anger and frustration, they are increasingly drawn to radical Islam. |
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