Coptic Solidarity On Mar. 18, 2023, an Egyptian administrative court ruled that it did not have the “jurisdiction” to interfere with the state’s decision to strip a child from his adoptive Christian family, place him in an orphanage, and forcibly convert him to Islam. Reacting to this development, Adel Guindy, co-founder of Coptic Solidarity and author of A Sword Over the … [Read more...]
Archives for March 2023
Convert, Marry Me, or Die by Acid: Christian Women in Muslim Pakistan
Gatestone Institute A Muslim man recently splashed acid onto the face of a teenage Christian girl, permanently disfiguring her. Her crime was to refuse his advances that she convert to Islam and marry him. On her way to work on Feb. 1, 2023, Sunita Munawar, aged 19, stepped out of her bus. There, according to the report, [S]he noticed that Kamran Allah Baksh, a local … [Read more...]
Shattering the UN’s Many ‘Islamophobia’ Lies
American Thinker According to the UN’s website, The United Nations on Friday [3/10/2023] commemorated the first-ever International Day to Combat Islamophobia with a special event in the General Assembly Hall, where speakers upheld the need for concrete action in the face of rising hatred, discrimination and violence against Muslims. António Guterres, Secretary-General of the … [Read more...]
Biden Admin Shills for ‘Combat Islamophobia’ Day
PJ Media As the UN has decreed, today is “International Day to Combat Islamophobia.” Not only is the Biden State Dept. recognizing it, but Antony Blinken just issued a statement — one that raises more questions than answers: Last year, the United Nations declared March 15 as the International Day to Combat Islamophobia. This date also marks four years since the terrorist … [Read more...]
‘The Left’: Born of the Lowest Circles of Hell
PJ Media What’s worse, physical evil from an open enemy, or clandestine evil from a supposed friend? One need look no further than to Islam and the so-called “Left” — in this case, in the guise of the K-through-college education system — to appreciate the distinction. First, consider the Islamic institution of slave-soldiery. For many centuries in those southeastern European … [Read more...]