Trump: 95 percent of terrorism victims are Muslims
U.S President Donald Trump
Riyadh - Arab Today
U.S President Donald Trump said that most of the victims of terrorism are civilians, as 95 percent of Muslims are Muslims, praising the declaration of Saudi king to establish an international center to combat terrorism. He said that the summit comes to pave the way for achieving peace in the Middle East.
He added, during his speech before “U.S Islamic Summit” held currently in Riyadh, that it is not possible for the Middle East countries to wait the American interference to eliminate terrorism on their behalf. He stressed that the combat of terrorism is not a conflict between religions, while it is a battle between good and evil.
He added that the U.S works to establish a military alliance among the regional powers to eliminate terrorism and to provide a promising future for our children. He praised the agreements he concluded with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf States to achieve security and stability in the region.
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