Danny Burmawi is a Jordanian-born author, analyst, and public intellectual specializing in comparative religions, theology, and Middle East affairs. A Muslim-born convert to Christianity, he spent fifteen years in Lebanon leading Christian organizations before moving to the U.S. in 2023. He founded the Ideological Defense Institute and wrote Islam, Israel and the West, a best-selling book on the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Tomorrow, he is coming on the show to discuss Islam’s compatibility with the West, the Middle East, and his own story.
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Lebanon and iran seem like examples in recent history where people did not understand the threat of Islamic extremism until it was too late
Is there a society that, in your view, recognized the threat in time and handled it in a manner acceptable to a modern democracy? If so, what society is it and how did they handle it?
Hi Danny, what would the UK Govt have to do in order to treat "multicultures" in a way similar to the UAE to keep extremists at bay or even eradicate them? is it realistic?