has been accused of consistently supporting radical Islam to combat secular nationalism. Because the secular nationalists threatened to seize the resources of their countries and use it for internal development, which was not accepted by England. The United States, like Britain before it, has been accused of historically supporting radical Islam in the face of secular nationalism, seen as a major threat to Western colonial dominance. Chomsky and coauthors accuse Israel of destroying Egypt and Syria in 1967, two bastions of secular Arab nationalism opposed to Saudi Arabia, which they view as the leader of radical Islam. See also Antisemitism in Islam Attacks by Islamic extremists in Bangladesh Islam and other religions Islam and secularism Islam and violence Islam and war Holy war in Islam Islam Yes, Islamic Party No Islamic extremism in Mali Islamic extremism in Northern Nigeria Islamic extremism in the 20th-century Egypt Islamic terrorism Jihadism Jihadist extremism in the United States Islamism Post-Islamism List of Islamist terrorist attacks List of thwarted Islamist terrorist attacks Mujahideen Petro-Islam Qutbism Religious fanaticism in Islam Salafi movement International propagation of Salafism and Wahhabism (by region) Salafi jihadism Wahhabism Takfirism Violent extremism Further reading References External links Religious extremism Islam and politics Islam-related controversies Islamic practices Islamism Political ideologies Islamic fundamentalism