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Posted by: Sammi Ibrahem, Sr
Some researchers on ethnic terrorism distinguish between ethnic terrorism and religious terrorism, but admit that the distinction between these forms of terrorism is often blurred in practice. Daniel Bymen, in his study on “The Logic of ethnic terrorism”, argues that Jews operate far more as an ethnic group than as a community motivated by and organized according to religious doctrine.
As good examples of Jewish terrorism based on ethnic, not religious grounds, or Zionist political violence, the author cites Jewish underground groups Irgun and Lehi, which operated against British law during the British Mandate of Palestine
