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Bush's 'crusade' remark

Tensions in the region were only exacerbated this week when President Bush used the word "crusade" in describing the U.S. campaign against terrorism.

The Crusades were the military expeditions undertaken by Christians between the 11th and 13th Centuries to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims. The Christian crusaders were defeated at the end of the 13th Century.

Bush quickly backed away from the "crusade" remark, and aides admitted it was a poor choice of words. But in the teeming streets of Middle East capitals, Arabs see the U.S. preparing for a war that pits Western secular and Christian nations against Muslim countries.

"It is a war against Islam, even though the White House had apologized for Bush's statements of them being a crusade," cleric Sheik Maher Hammoud said in the southern Lebanese city of Sidon.

Many Arabs do not share the growing U.S. view that a battle between "good and evil" was unleashed by the attacks against America.

"It is clear that Bush is going after Muslims no matters what he says," said Khaled Abdour, as words from the Koran blared over the speakers in his rickety cab in a devout Muslim neighborhood of Cairo. "But it was terrorists who did this and not the Muslim people. Why do we have to suffer?"

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Led by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Arab leaders have expressed a preference for a United Nations-backed anti-terrorism alliance based on intelligence sharing and criminal crackdowns. Privately, Arab officials wonder how long a U.S. offensive will last and what it will ultimately accomplish.

"Where does it end?" asked a senior Egyptian official. "Do you bomb southern Beirut because Hezbollah controls the neighborhood if there is some link to bin Laden? Do you fire a rocket into a house in Cairo because the father of one the supposed hijackers lives there? And what happens if the terrorist cells trace to London? Do you bomb London?"

Källa: Chicago Tribune 22 Sept 2001.

USA:s krig är ett brott

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