From Boston to Tel Aviv, Â Islamic terrorists are united in their ideology, goals and techniquesÂ
Riccardo Dugulin/Y-Net (thanks to Mullah)
Bad habits are the most difficult to get rid of. True in everyday life, this is even more so when it comes to analyzing international relations and terrorist attacks in this particular case.

An Al Jazeera opinion piece by Sarah Kendzior (“The wrong kind of Caucasian”) is instrumental in highlighting the unwillingness of the global media to cover such events properly. Each time a terrorist strikes, it appears as if the politically correct Western intellectual crowds feel a hardly defendable uneasiness about the fact that the killer may be an Arab and/or a Muslim. Mrs Kendzior and her colleagues consider that any remark over a terrorist’s ethnicity or philosophical and religious views is irrelevant and utterly racist as it only serves the purpose of “crucifying” a supposedly innocent group of people. The same feeling had filled the air before the terrorists responsible for the bombings were identified, giving rise to a general wave of “let’s hope it’s not an Arab” fear.
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