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(Hudson Institute-New York) Soeren Kern - La Meca, a popular discotheque in southern Spain, has agreed to change its name and architectural design after Islamic extremists threatened to initiate "a great war between Spain and the people of Islam" if it did not. The controversy demonstrates that Spain remains firmly in the sights of Salafist Jihadists, who view the country as a Muslim state that must be reconquered for Islam. 2010-09-24 09:29:41Full Article
Islamists Force Spanish Nightclub to Change its Name
(Hudson Institute-New York) Soeren Kern - La Meca, a popular discotheque in southern Spain, has agreed to change its name and architectural design after Islamic extremists threatened to initiate "a great war between Spain and the people of Islam" if it did not. The controversy demonstrates that Spain remains firmly in the sights of Salafist Jihadists, who view the country as a Muslim state that must be reconquered for Islam. 2010-09-24 09:29:41Full Article
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