Question

We are once again witnessing an outbreak of a wave of Arab terror attacks, and blood is again being spilled in the streets. But I have the feeling that once again people are trying to divert attention from the real problem, and it is critical to identify the problem, because otherwise it is impossible to plan a solution.
They try to sell us the idea that this terrorist was ISIS, and that terrorist is actually mentally ill, and that one did it because he was hungry and had nothing to eat, and look, the Joint List condemned it, and the Palestinian Authority condemns it. They try to create the impression that these are only “extremists” (preferably adding “on both sides”) who are trying to harm the wonderful coexistence between Jews and Arabs, etc., and if anyone is to blame, it is actually Israel, which “oppresses the poor Palestinian people.”
Hasn’t the time come to look the problem in the eye and admit that the real problem is Islamic culture, which glorifies shahids, educates toward terror, and causes chaos, destruction, and blood wherever its believers are found?
Will we go on rolling our eyes and finding each terrorist a different excuse for what caused him to attack, or will we honestly admit that what drives Hezbollah in Lebanon, ISIS in Iraq, the Houthis in Yemen, the Iranians, and the terrorists in Europe is exactly what drives the terrorists here in Israel: the culture they come from.
As they say: “Not every Muslim is a terrorist, but 99.9% of terrorists are Muslims.”
Does the Rabbi agree, or is it not politically correct and liberal enough to say something so racist?