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Levin identified Islamist terrorism as the greatest danger not only in the Middle East but globally, including within Western nations like the United States, Britain, and France. He argued that this ideology, rooted in 7th-century primitives, permeates the region and beyond through state-funded propaganda and ideological exports, such as those propagated by outlets like Al Jazeera.
He pointed out that, despite the significant steps made by the Trump administration to promote peace, the underlying issue remains unresolved. Without dismantling the infrastructure supporting Islamist extremism—both financially and ideologically—any peace agreement risks being superficial and short-lived.