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Rabbi Jonathan Sacks speaks in the House of Lords in July about the horrible crimes against humanity that are being committed in the name of religion. Rabbi Sacks, citing terror activities against members of all three major world religions is eloquent in his condemnation of crimes against humanity being committed in the name of religion. He also touches upon some of the key themes of radical Islamic terror which are: using religion to legitimitize the pursuit of power, the ability of internet and social media to turn local conflict into global conflict, and the world’s fascination with radicalism. Let us hope that the world will begin not only to denounce this horrible radicalism but to physically fight and destroy it on all fronts

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