Islam, Israel and the West

If you get Islam wrong, you will get the Arab-Israeli conflict wrong. You will misunderstand the immigration crisis reshaping the West. You will be blind to how the greatest civilization ever created is slowly being erased and replaced. And you will fail to appreciate the Judeo-Christian faith, and the culture it built, that gave the world liberty, dignity, and order.

In Islam, Israel and the West, Danny Burmawi makes sure you get Islam right. Writing as a former Muslim who left the Middle East for freedom in the West, Burmawi exposes what Islam truly is: not simply a private religion, but a political-theological system with global ambitions.

He dissects the Arab-Israeli conflict from a perspective rarely heard, showing why Israel is not just a country in dispute but the frontline of a centuries-old religious war. He explains why Islam and Western civilization are fundamentally incompatible, why “Abrahamic religions” is a misleading framework, and why language games like “Islamism” exist to protect Islam from scrutiny while its influence spreads.

This book explores how incompatible cultures colliding in the same land create unresolvable tensions. And it confronts the cultural, political, and geopolitical crises of our time, from mass immigration to campus radicalism to the unholy alliance of Islam and the radical Left.