LETTERS
Have we seen the end of Christian Europe?

FOR decades the UK has believed that if only there was a two-state solution all the rest of the world’s problems would fade into insignificance and there would be peace in the Middle East — and consequently, the world.

What the UK has not considered are the implications of the extraordinary growth of Islam in the UK and so many other European countries, accepting so enthusiastically so many refugees over the decades from Muslim countries.

Christian Europe has ceased to be a Christian continent but in fact has become what is euphemistically and politely called ‘a multi-cultural civilisation’.

Has the large influx of Muslims in Europe enabled the start, and indeed are we at the beginning of the end of this Christian civilisation in this historically Christian continent?

Islam has historically always been an evangelical religion.

Countries like Syria, Turkey and Egypt which were once in ancient times Christian became Islamic gradually. Drip by drip.

Conquest was slow, but it was always inevitable. Will it be the same in Europe?

Perhaps it is not the politics of Israel that the UK should be so concerned about but the obvious troubling changes occurring in the UK and all over Europe as a result of the UK and so many other European countries accepting so many refugees.

Ironically, Jews pose no threat to Christian Europe because we are not an evangelical religion but Islam always has been.

The more militant Islam becomes in Europe the more pressure will be put on Israel to do what the Islamists of Europe want.

No European politician wants to be called a racist and all are terrified of the implications of not doing what those of the Islamic community want.

Could it be that the Islamification of Europe poses the greatest threat to Israel, not Hamas or even two million Palestinians?

Jane-Dora Fraser,
Leeds.

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