Ms Aziz makes some thought-provoking points, here.  The first: she appears to be one of the few media commentators to draw our attention to the fact that western terrorism (U.K., France, Germany and Belgium--32 dead, 300 injured in 3 coordinated attacks just over a year ago--remember that one?) isn't all that's happening.  It's small stuff  compared to the body-count carnage in Muslim countries--(and I don't include Syria; a civil war, not "acts of terrorism.")  Since last June: ten attacks in Kabul alone.  At least 339 dead and hundreds injured (see more in G&M's "A Timeline of major attacks on Kabul, May 31.)

Was surprised  to see the "timeline", especially when this newspaper all but ignored Kabul explosions that killed at least 80 last July.   One lone story that quickly vanished.  Don't know why, except that the day before, one deranged gunman killed 9 in Munich Germany. Whoa!  BIG coverage, updates, photos, video, available for days. Kabul?  Ho-hum.

Political honesty, hmm?