Christians are not the only ones coming under attack in Southeast Asia.

More than 950 people have died in bombings and violent shootings in southern Thailand. Islamic radicals are now targeting non-Muslim schoolteachers.
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On June 24, Kobkul, the principal of the school, was fatally shot on her way to lunch. Prior to that, three teachers in the school left, for their own safety. But most of them chose to stay behind, to continue teaching the schoolchildren — even if the area is on red alert.
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25 teachers have been killed in the region in less than 2 years.
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Political analyst Grace Jamon says that Muslim radicals are killing teachers because they prefer an uneducated populace.

?Security analysts are saying that the reason might be that they don’t want the Muslim population to be educated, so that this will eventually become the breeding grounds for recruitment for terrorist groups like al-Qaeda,? Jamon said.

This is part of the vision of Muslim extremists that is stated in the book “Jihad and the Foreign Policy of the Khilafah State.”

It is written that “Radicals want Indonesia to establish a south-east Asian caliphate? that will launch jihad against other nations, such as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, Australia and Papua, New Guinea until they have all submitted to Islam. To achieve this vision, all pockets of resistance must be subdued.

In recent months, rampant bombings have occurred in Muslim-dominated regions.