Iraqi society between cultural genocide and its value system: A reading of civilizational humanism

Abstract

After 2003, Iraqi society was subjected to a cultural genocide that led to the dismantling of its religious and social system, and soft power exercised its control over it through some suspicious organizations that played an inhuman role, in addition to social media that destroyed Iraqi civil culture by promoting (Zionist-American) ideas, including (gender, homosexuality, atheism, and liberating women from their religion) in the name of freedom and democracy, with the aim of eliminating religion first and shaping the mentality of society and the individual on purely Western foundations, which is known as (immoral shock