Spain and the Fight over UNIFIL -Soeren Kern
Europeans are afraid that if they take a hard line against Hizbullah, their troops in Lebanon may be attacked. They are also afraid that Hizbullah may activate sleeper cells to carry out attacks inside Europe. And Europeans are afraid of inciting the thousands of Muslim immigrants throughout "Eurabia."
Indeed, the fear of angry Muslims is so pervasive in Europe that in practical terms Islam has already established a de facto veto on European foreign policymaking.
Spanish troops must look the other way as Hizbullah rearms for its next war against Israel.
The writer is Senior Analyst at the Madrid-based Strategic Studies Group
(Pajamas Media)
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Europeans are afraid that if they take a hard line against Hizbullah, their troops in Lebanon may be attacked. They are also afraid that Hizbullah may activate sleeper cells to carry out attacks inside Europe. And Europeans are afraid of inciting the thousands of Muslim immigrants throughout "Eurabia."
Indeed, the fear of angry Muslims is so pervasive in Europe that in practical terms Islam has already established a de facto veto on European foreign policymaking.
Spanish troops must look the other way as Hizbullah rearms for its next war against Israel.
The writer is Senior Analyst at the Madrid-based Strategic Studies Group
(Pajamas Media)
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