U.S. Foreign Policy, the Genocide in Yemen, and the War in Gaza: Dave DeCamp
Theology in the Raw
Historical Roots of Anti-American Sentiment in the Middle East
This chapter examines the historical intricacies of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, particularly spotlighting the 1953 coup in Iran and its far-reaching effects. It explores how these policies have fostered anti-American sentiment and contributed to grievances voiced by extremist groups like Al-Qaeda.
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