Gatestone Institute Although the Islamic terrorist bombings that rocked Sri Lanka last Easter Sunday—killing more than 300, most inside churches—have shocked many, spectacular terrorist attacks on Easter are much more common than supposed. Jihadi logic is simple: not only do attacks on Christians during their greatest religious holidays make a symbolic point; … [Read more...]
A Greek Inquiry about Islam in Europe
Note: Fotini Mastroianni, a Greek journalist and blogger, whose stories are reproduced by over 200 Greek and European websites and blogs, recently interviewed me. Greek version here; English follows: Mastroianni: European churches are vandalized. This is an ongoing phenomenon. Mass media "hide" the vandalisms. Why do you think there is such secrecy on the … [Read more...]
Are Christian Massacres “Retaliations” for Muslim Massacres?
Coptic Solidarity Islamic terrorists massacred over 300 people in a series of bombings that rocked Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, April 21. Three of the most lethal bombings took place in packed churches celebrating the resurrection of Christ. Although a Sri Lankan Archbishop said that “we never expected such a thing to happen and especially on Easter Sunday,” … [Read more...]
359 “People Were in Pieces!” Easter Day Islamic Terror in Sri Lanka
Gatestone Institute On Easter Sunday, April 21, Islamic terrorists launched a bombing campaign targeting Christians in Sri Lanka; the current death toll is 359 with more than 500 wounded. Eight separate explosions took place, at least two of which were suicide bombings: three targeted churches celebrating Easter Sunday Mass; four targeted hotels frequented by Western … [Read more...]
Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day: Revisiting Islam’s Greatest Slaughter of Christians
PJ Media Today, April 24, marks the “Great Crime,” that is, the genocide of Christians—mostly Armenians but also Assyrians and Greeks—that took place under the Islamic Ottoman Empire, throughout World War I. Then, in an attempt to wipe out as many Christians as possible, the Turks massacred approximately 1.5 million Armenians, 300,000 Assyrians, and 750,000 … [Read more...]