International Public Relation, Goverment Sector, Business and Human Develpoment, Strategic Analysis.
Member of the teaching staff department of the European languages and Studies University of Jordan – Amman.
Doctorate, Italian Studies University of Pisa “ Arabic and Islamic influence on the other’ s life concepts in the Mediterranean area in the medieval age.
Peace Building and Reconciliation University of Coventry, UK
Master’s degree, Education to peace , International Co – operation, Human Rights and the Politics of the European Union.
Bachelor’s degree-higher diploma, Italian and English literature-Douple Major.
Website URL: http://amersabaileh.blogspot.com
As the level of extremism across our society reaches an alerting level, there is an urgent need for a strategy to de-radicalize. The increased radicalism is a direct result of failed social policies that have created fertile land for the growth of these ideologies.
The Russians have lately had a dynamic and innovative diplomacy, leaning towards finding a political solution to the Syrian crisis. With the regional priorities shifting from political resolution to combating terrorism, the Russians are alone in this pursuit.
Several months ago, the US Secretary of State, John Kerry’s stated aim was achieving a peace deal between Israelis and Palestinians, at the time, seemingly disregarding the need to deal with the situation in Syria. Interestingly, Kerry’s recent visit to Jordan highlights the extent to which priorities have shifted from achieving a framework for peace to desperately working to prevent a security collapse in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
With the list of countries targeted by terrorism growing, we are starting to see an impact on the internal policies of various other countries also impacted. Concern is particularly growing in Europe as a result of the level of involvement many of its citizens and residents have in these terrorist groups.
