Original sentence: The Quilliam Foundation has been criticised by, among others, Azzam Tamimi, Inayat Bunglawala, Ziauddin Sardar, who formerly criticised Quilliam but has since sided with Maajid Nawaz during a debate with Tariq Ramadan broadcast on Press TV, Yahya Birt and Seumas Milne (The Guardian)
Edited sentence: But those misguided few who are willing to cross the line into terrorism are not driven by disfranchisement or Sayyid Qutb's writings; they do it because they are furious about western foreign policy.....It is quite possible to be a politically engaged Muslim without wanting to fly planes into tall buildings.The Quilliam Foundation has been criticised by, among others, Azzam Tamimi, who has defended suicide bombings in Israel and is linked to the global Islamist group Ikhwan al-Muslimeen/Muslim Brotherhood, Inayat Bunglawala of the MCB) – which is linked to Islamist groups Jamaat-e-Islami and the Muslim Brotherhood – Ziauddin Sardar, who formerly criticised Quilliam but has since sided with Maajid Nawaz during a debate with Tariq Ramadan broadcast on Iranian government funded channel Press TV, Yahya Birt and hard-left commentator Seumas Milne (The Guardian).The foundation has no proven grassroots support within the Muslim community, although it does seem to have the ear of the powers that be, probably because it is telling them what they want to hear.Yet the foundation equates all forms of political Islam with extremism and terrorism.{{bquote|We believe this is just another establishment-backed attempt to divert attention from the main cause of radicalisation and extremism in Britain: the UK's disastrous foreign policy in the Muslim world, including its occupation of Muslim lands and its support for pro-western Muslim dictators