Who hates America?

Author: Zeudin Sadr
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This is not a book about the 9/11 terrorist attack, nor is it a book about taking action. It is a book that arises from that terrible event and focuses on understanding the important issues raised by the destructive act of the attack. This is because the questions raised by that horrific event require examining problems that already existed before the criminal act occurred. Even if such a crime had not taken place, those problems would still persist. Indeed, those problems have now become more complex, urgent, and unpredictable, as the 9/11 terrorist attack has not advanced thoughtful exploration and serious discussion, but instead reverted to the agenda that had already caused problems in relations between the United States and other parts of the world. On September 11, 2001, amidst the dust of Manhattan, a tired, unknown American woman posed the agonizing question, "Why do they hate us?" This question quickly became the focus of discussion in the United States and around the world, sparking various reflections. This is not a book about the 9/11 terrorist attack, nor is it a book about taking action, but it is a book that arises from that terrible event and focuses on understanding the important issues raised by the destructive act.