Hinduism Quote by John Price
““Since 9/11, the level of terror attacks has only increased. In late 2001, terrorists launched a suicide attack on the Parliament in India, intended to cause anarchy. In 2002, a Passover Seder in a hotel in Netanya, Israel, was bombed, killing 29 and injuring 133. In the same year, a café was suicide bombed in Jerusalem, a Hindu Temple in Ahmedabad, India was attacked, and a Bali nightclub was bombed, killing 202. In 2004, four simultaneous attacks took place in Casablanca, killing 33. On March 11, 2004, multiple bombings took place on trains in Madrid, Spain, killing 191 and injuring 1,460. Al Qaeda claimed credit, particularly so after the near-term Spanish elections turned out of office an administration working with the U.S. in Iraq. In 2005, 36 Christians in Demsa, Nigeria, were killed by Muslim militants; al Qaeda bombed London’s Underground, killing 53, and injuring 700; 64 died at the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh; 60 died in bombings in Delhi; and 60 died in a series of coordinated attacks on hotels in Amman, Jordan.””
About This Quote
Source Article: 2005 Terrorism Review by John Price, Global Security Journal
The frequency and spread of terrorist attacks have risen since 9/11, affecting diverse regions and targets worldwide.
In simple terms: Terrorism has increased globally.
Recognize and address the root causes of extremism.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- policy making
- community resilience
- law enforcement training
- public awareness campaigns
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What policies can reduce radicalization?
- How can societies balance security and civil liberties?
Complex political factors and local grievances can limit simple solutions.