Product Description Robert Lambert Recount the remarkable story of two peaceful, pioneer projects to reducing al Qaeda-inspired terrorism in a major Western city. By partnering with Muslim community groups in London police forces, one project empowered Sunni Muslims to the Egyptian exile activist Abu Hamza and his violent hard-core supporters from Finsbury Park Mosque in North London. The other long-standing Efforts bolstered by Brixton’s Muslim community to challenge and Diminish the influence of the violent extremist among em, notably the radical clerics Abu Qatada and Abdullah el Faisal. These projects set anti-extremist important paradigms for future community-based counterterrorism effort, proving the involvement of centralized government is less effective than direct Often, localized action, Especially During times of war. Lambert Explains how channeling genuine and reasonable Muslim grievance about Western foreign policy – in ways That are familiar to western audiences and acceptable and anathema to Al Qaeda – can create unparalleled outcomes Throughout the world.

Countering Al Qaeda in London