“I may not be where I want to be but I thank God I am not where I used to be.” This is the mindset of all the Israeli Jews who have only seen suppression and discrimination from the people who support Anti–Semitism. Religion has always played a major role not only in the Middle Eastern conflicts but in all the conflicts going on in the world. Right from the World War 1 to the various ongoing conflicts such as the Yemeni civil war, Israeli Palestinian war or the Syrian civil war al arose due to religion. Similarly the Delegate feels that some Islamic ideals, particularly the concept of the Sharia Law, is misunderstood by many people in today’s world. If understood and applied correctly, Sharia is in fact an eminently flexible, dynamic jurisprudence system that is fully compatible with modern legal frameworks and contexts. As we know it is human nature that all the things we oppose we tend to find flaws in them ignoring the fact that the thing might be beneficial for us hence all those who do not believe in Islam, Sharia law they disregard it and consider it to be unrealistic and inhumane paying no heed to the fact that this very law has been propitious for many nations in the world who have religiously followed it. Today the world, people of Israel pray for peace, but our hopes for peace are in danger because if all of us take a glance around us we get to see the Islamic militants on march. Actually it’s not militants it’s not even Islam, its militant Islam. And typically its first victims are not only other Muslims, but Christians, Jews, Kurds etc. No creed, no faith, no ethnic group is beyond its sight. Henceforth it’s rapidly spreading in all parts of the world. Because of its brutality and utter disdain for diplomacy, ISIS has succeeded to make enemies of almost every country in Middle East, and in fact most of the globe. According to ISIS’s interpretation of the Koran, its fighters are on for a mythical confrontation with “crusader armies” – which is histori