In societies with Muslim populations, it is crucial for Muslims who advocate for free, ethical, and tolerant lifestyles to publicly reject the violence and chaos associated with jihadism and theocratic extremism. Historically, despite perceptions that Muslims remain silent after incidents like 9/11, many have voiced their opposition, though their efforts often go unnoticed. The challenge lies in the distinction between different forms of denouncement; mere denial without honest critique fails to address the complexities of the issue.
Neuroscientist and author Sam Harris of the podcast Making Sense talks with EconTalk's Russ Roberts about rising Jew-hatred in the West and what Harris sees as the dangers of radical Islam and Jihadism.