What does the world’s foremost Shia power and the most notorious Sunni terror group have in common? Given that the two great branches of Islam rarely see eye to eye, the layman would be forgiven for thinking that the answer is ‘not much’.
It isn’t just the layman who has concluded that Iran and Al Qaeda are oil and water either.
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