Right, but it's more than Daesh, and more than Saudi Arabia. Daesh is hated almost universally, it's downfall is imminent and has been for a while, these things just take time when major powers aren't willing to put boots on the ground. They have lost a lot of ground in Syria, and are ill-equipped to hold the rest. It's acts like this that show their desperation which in my eyes is naive of them, because this is the exact same tactic that has lost them so much favor, and essentially their support for a caliphate.

What needs to stop is Islamic extremism. And I just don't see that happening anytime soon. I believe that it will continue to be an issue until there is a larger conflict between major powers, and the global attention shifts elsewhere. Until then, we'll just have to deal with it, and hope that ethnic and religious discrimination stays 'bad' and not 'brink of war bad'. Though when people upvote comments like "Go rape some children like your beloved Prophet, you're insane." I tend to have my doubts.