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EURABIA

The Euro-Arab Axis

By Bat Ye’or

 

This book is about the transformation of Europe into “Eurabia,” a cultural and political appendage of the Arab/Muslim world. Eurabia is fundamentally anti-Christian, anti-Western, anti-American, and antisemitic, while striving for Israel’s disappearance and the vilification and isolation of America. The institution responsible for this transformation, and that continues to propagate its ideological message, is the Euro-Arab Dialogue, developed by European and Arab politicians and intellectuals over the past thirty years.

 

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“This is a provocative and disturbing book. With all the drama of a master writer, Bat Ye’or presents a wide range of historical and contemporary documents and facts to tell the story of how the European Union is being subverted by Islamic hostility to the very ethics and values of Europe itself. Readers who seek a fair resolution of the Arab-Israel conflict will be shocked by the evidence produced in these pages of unfair pressures and deliberate distortions. Europe’s independence of spirit is shown in the process of being undermined. This book challenges the current demonization of Israel and should be essential reading (and re-reading) for everyone interested in true peace in the Middle East. It is also a warning to Europe not to allow the anti-American and anti-Israel pressures of Islam to subvert Europe’s true values: vibrant democracy, humanitarian free thinking, and social fair dealing.”

                                                                                                                                                    – Sir Martin Gilbert                                                                    

 

             

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“The extraordinary researches of Bat Ye’or on the Euro-Arab Dialogue, and on the growing ‘dhimmitude’ (status of submission) exhibited by the leaders and rulers of Western Europe toward Islam, have been for me an amazing revelation, one that at first I wished to deny myself, but her evidence proved overwhelming.”

                                                                                                                    La Forza della Ragione – Oriana Fallaci

 

“Bat Ye’or has traced a nearly secret history of Europe over the past thirty years, convincingly showing how the Euro-Arab Dialogue has blossomed from a minor discussion group into the engine for the continent’s Islamization. In delineating this phenomenon, she also provides the intellectual resources with which to resist it. Will her message be listened to?”                                                                                                         – Daniel Pipes

 

“No writer has done more than Bat Ye’or to draw attention to the menacing character of Islamic extremism. Future historians will one day regard her coinage of the term ‘Eurabia’ as prophetic. Those who wish to live in a free society must be eternally vigilant. Bat Ye’or’s vigilance is unrivalled.”                                  – Niall Ferguson

                   

“Such a Euroarabian identity is dangerous for the Jewish people. Here I agree with Bat Ye’or’s argument that Europe has been engaged in a self-capitulation to Islamist demands in the name of a misconceived multiculturalism.”                                                                                                              – Robert Wistrich    

    

“Bat Ye’or is one of the only analysts in the world with the courage and insight necessary  to state clearly what is happening in Europe today. Her account of the betrayal by the European powers of their own identity and history will stand for future historians as a cautionary tale of cultural suicide.”                                        – Robert Spencer

 

 

About the Author: Bat Ye’or, born in Cairo, became a stateless refugee in 1957 and a British citizen in 1959. Her first book, Les Juifs en Egypte (French/1971; Hebrew/1974) was followed by Le Dhimmi (1980), widely acclaimed when the English edition appeared  (The Dhimmi/1985; Hebrew/1986; Russian/1991). It remains an essential introduction to her second major work, The Decline of Eastern Christianity under Islam: From Jihad to Dhimmitude (1996;German/2002).The French edition (Les Chrétientés d’Orient entre Jihad et Dhimmitude.  1991) established the author’s reputation as an innovative thinker in a new field of research, greatly enhanced by   her third study, Islam and Dhimmitude: Where Civilization Collide (2002). All her books are regularly reprinted.

 

 

384 pages                     Documents, Bibliography, Notes, Index                       $49.50 (cloth);    $23.95 (paperback)

 

The importance of Bat Ye’or’s books on jihad, dhimmis, and dhimmitude

 

The Dhimmi: Jews and Christians under Islam (1985, 6th printing, 2002)

 

“This superb collection of valuable source material crystallizes the historical relationship between the conquering Muslims and the dhimmi (conquered minorities) living in Islamic society.”               – Steven B. Bowman, Choice

 

“It is not surprising that [Bat] Ye’or’s study of jihad and dhimmitude has been stimulating substantial and disturbing discussion in academic and ecumenical circles… The Dhimmi: Jews and Christians under Islam was a ground-breaking work…Perhaps the single most significant contribution of the author is her definition and development of the concept of “dhimmitude” … What are the implications for ecumenical dialogue? [Bat] Ye’or’s books on dhimmitude and jihadI have an essential place in the ecumenical world; ignoring them will only perpetuate illusion.”                                           - James E. Biechler, Journal of Ecumenical Studies (Philadelphia)

 

The Decline of Eastern Christianity under Islam: From Jihad to Dhimmitude (1996, 4th printing, 2002)

 

“Bat Ye’or clearly sees contemporary events in the light of the continuity of the Islamic institution of jihad, carried on against the dar al-harb (‘domain of war’), by all means possible, including diplomacy, terrorism, and war.”                                                                                                            -Seth Ward, History (Washington, D.C.)

 

“[T]he scope of the research covered and the importance of the subject itself must make this a key text in continuing research in this field … In this respect, it serves to put the study of this topic on a new footing, and will be impossible to ignore.”                                      -David Thomas, British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies (UK)

 

“It seems likely that in the new century of clashing civilizations there will either be heightened conflict or a breakthrough to something like the beginnings of a dialogue … A good place to start is to understand the history that brought us where we are, and to that end I warmly recommend a careful and critical reading of Bat Ye’or’s The Decline of Eastern Christianity under Islam: From Jihad to Dhimmitude…”

                                                                                                    -Richard John Neuhaus, First Things (New York)

 

Islam and Dhimmitude: Where Civilizations Collide (2002, 2nd printing 2003)

 

“Dhimmitude is nothing but negationist accommodation rooted in fear. Indian scholars should follow Bat Ye’or’s example and launch a study of dhimmitude using the vast body of literature left behind by Muslim conquerors. The danger of failing to confront the trust are manifold. As Gibbon wrote of the Greeks – by valuing security more than freedom, they ended up losing both, freedom and security.        –N.S. Rajaram, Organiser (New Delhi)

 

“Bat Ye’or’s scholarship is highly impressive, and her analysis is as persuasive as it is terrifying. (…) it is imperative that those issues are openly discussed. There are, however, alarming signs of attempts in the West to shut down such discussions on spurious grounds of prejudice. This is, of course, itself a prime example of the condition of “dhimmitude” which Bat Ye’or so graphically describes.”

                                                                                                           –Melanie Phillips, Jewish Chronicle (London)

 

 

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