The Far Enemy

 
 
 
 
 

by Alice Wonderland

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The Far Enemy, or al-Adou al-Baeed, is a term used by jihadis to refer

to the United States and its Western allies. This book tells the story

of the internationalization of jihad (armed struggle) and how and why

in the late 1990s jihadis – who since the 1970s had focused their fight

against the “near enemy,” or al-Adou al-Qareeb (Muslim regimes) –

shifted gears and called for a new global jihad against the far enemy.

Jihadis (they invented the term and refer to themselves as such) are

militant activists who feel estranged from the secular social and polit-

ical order at home and intrinsically threatened by globalization and

westernization.

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11/09/2008
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