The majority of Muslims want peace but have no leader
Fr. Samir Khalil Samir, an expert on Islam, decries the decline of the Christian population in Lebanon and Israel while also highlighting the struggle between the religious and political arms of Islam.The future of Christians in the Middle East and the creation of a society in which Muslims, Christians, and Jews can peacefully coexist lies in an internal struggle between the peaceful Muslim majority and a minority of fundamentalists.
A successful change will require the emergence of leaders in the Muslim world who have the religious importance to promote a different reading of the Koran and the life of Mohammed. So says Father Samir Khalil Samir, an Egyptian Jesuit, who is one of the Church’s leading experts on Islam.
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