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Detractors and commentators argue that if the global community genuinely cared about innocent life, there would be a more robust stance against radical Islamic jihadism, which appears to be the common thread linking groups like Hamas and those terrorizing Christians in Africa. This ideology poses a threat not just to localized communities but to global stability. The argument emphasizes that radical Islam is not confined to the Middle East or specific regions—its influences are pervasive, and its impact is already felt worldwide.