ISIS And Hate Crimes

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News nowadays is all about ISIS: “ISIS killed more than fifty innocent civilians people in Iraq”, “ISIS is planning to bomb Beirut”, “ISIS suspicious car found in turkey” … with all this media coverage, no wonder why westerners blame Islam. The hate has increased toward Muslims, a small example that shows this hate is a teacher that called a 12 years old student a terrorist in Fort Bend county, Texas just because he is a Muslim, despite the hate crimes against Muslims in Europe and the US. In fact, ISIS has nothing to do with Islam and those terrorists are contradicting the previous mentioned Islam principles. Moreover, ISIS is killing civilians, children, women and journalists and according to the United Nations (UN) at least 18,800 people

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