A new German study reveals that a large number of student Islamic religious teachers oppose Israel's right to exist and openly regard Jews as enemies.
The study, conducted by the Centre for Islamic Theology at the University of Münster in North-Rhine Westphalia, surveyed 252 students from eleven universities, uncovering high levels of Islamist views among respondents.
Dr. Franziska Kraufmann, one of the lead researchers involved in the study, said: "These findings raise concerns about the potential impact of such attitudes on religious education in schools."
The study finds that 37.3 per cent view Jews as enemies and 47.2 per cent deny Israel's right to exist. 22.2 per cent say they favour the Islamisation of politics, with 25 per cent supporting the Islamisation of legal systems and 22.6 percent endorsing an Islamist gender hierarchy.
