Il Principe Verde

Segnalo questa bella intervista (pubblicata anche dal Foglio mercoledì) fatta al figlio di uno dei fondatori di Hamas che si è convertito ed è poi passato a lavorare come infiltrato per lo Shin Bet.

L'ho trovata molto interessante specialmente quando lui spiega le ragioni della sua non facile scelta.

Per chi non avesse voglia di arrivare al fondo una piccola citazione:

Do you consider your father a fanatic? "He's not a fanatic," says Mr. Yousef. "He's a very moderate, logical person. What matters is not whether my father is a fanatic or not, he's doing the will of a fanatic God. It doesn't matter if he's a terrorist or a traditional Muslim. At the end of the day a traditional Muslim is doing the will of a fanatic, fundamentalist, terrorist God. I know this is harsh to say. Most governments avoid this subject. They don't want to admit this is an ideological war.

"The problem is not in Muslims," he continues. "The problem is with their God. They need to be liberated from their God. He is their biggest enemy. It has been 1,400 years they have been lied to."