It's never quite that simple, but the core is. I stand by my post earlier, in response to Dan Starkey, and that principle holds to this argument. The Israeli land grab has its roots in religious doctrine and where it has ceded land has been due to politics. Islam is by definition submission. I am pretty sure you have not yet met one Muslim who supports ISIS or Boko Harem, either? Neither have I.
You seem to miss my point that ALL religion has, at its core, a fundamental basis steeped in "we're right, every one else is wrong" regardless of whatever watered down peace and goodwill to all lovey dovey cherry picked distortion of the whole doctrine they choose to believe.
As to how the Koran actually states how unbelievers should be dealt with is really beside the point. The mere fact that it can and is interpreted by religious fanatics, for it is the word of 'god' that inspires them, to allow them to commit these atrocities is more than enough reason to dismiss this dogma than accept any diluted version.
