What is Reddit's opinion of Strong Religion: The Rise of Fundamentalisms around the World (The Fundamentalism Project)?

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You'd be wrong there, too. Burma and Sri Lanka have had long, bloody civil violence perpetrated by Buddhist populations. And Hindus [Tamil Tigers] are among the first group known to use suicide bombing as a tactic, as in the assassination of Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi back in 1991. Here's a good book on it:

http://www.amazon.com/Strong-Religion-Fundamentalisms-Fundamentalism-Project/dp/0226014983

I am reading a book about religious fundamentalism across religious contexts: Strong Religion.

Among other books about political culture in Israel in particular, including Jewish Fundamentalism in Israel, are essential for anyone not living in Israel to understand just how chauvinistic and bigoted the religious parties, and really the whole of the fundamentalist political voting block, really is.

You are exactly right. The kind of bigoted chauvinism on display in that video is an extremely powerful and growing force in Israeli culture, and it drives Israeli policy toward the Palestinians.