Both terms refer to a religious state, but what other differences after that?
First, there is the difference of numbers. There are fiftey-one Islamic countries (Shariah law in the constitution) worldwide, whereas there is one, or less than one Zionistist state in the world. I say "less than one" because, unlike all other fiftey-one Islamic countries that are recognized by their more tolerant/diplomatic neighbors, Israel is not recognized by many Islamic countries.
Next, there is the difference of structure. Israel is a democracy, where only one Islamic country, out of fiftey-one, is a real democracy (Turkey).
Finally, theres the two religious states have very different purposes. Judaism is a religion one is born into. Theres no proseltizying. Theres is no plans for a second zionist state, only one can exist in one place...Jerusalem.
Islamic states or Islam, on the other hand, has the stated purpose of world domination via hands on Jihad, as opposed to waiting for a rapture.
2007-09-29
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