Includes photos and interviews.
Terrorism in the Middle East and the efforts to prevent it. On the eve of an international summit on terrorism PBS has two reports, one from the Middle East and one from Washington.
Professor from Alexandria University; Egypt discusses her perspective of Middle East Conflict and U.S. policy
the Conference focused on five key themes: Conditions conducive to terrorism; Challenging stereotypes and promoting inter-faith dialogue; Education for preventing terrorism; Dialogue among cultures and civilizations and their role in countering terrorism; and Role of international and specialized organizations in countering terrorism. (see paragraphs 3 & 4)
In 1998, after threats by the Taliban, an 8-year-old Afghan student fled her home with her family. She returned 5 years later after the ousting of the Taliban regime.\n\nNow 16, the student wrote about her experience while in the United States, participating in the American Councils's Afghanistan Youth Exchange and Study program.
A 16-year-old from Afghanistan writes about his memories of Taliban violence, the Sept. 11 attacks and recent changes in the lifestyle of Afghan youth.