Debunking the Myth that Terrorism is the 'Weapon of the Weak' Originally published by the Gatestone Institute Apologists often try to explain away Islamic terrorism as a byproduct of something else. The usual argument is that, because Muslims are politically, socially, or militarily weak—the archetypal example often given is Israel vis-à-vis the Palestinians—they have no … [Read more...]
Saudi Grand Mufti Calls for Destruction of Churches
Secure Freedom Radio http://raymond.uhurunetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Saudi-Grand-Mufti-Calls-for-Destruction-of-Churches.mp3 … [Read more...]
Arab Spring is winter for Christians in Middle East
by Dow Marmur The Star Though early Christians suffered persecution and many died as martyrs, when Christianity became dominant it was Christians who treated first Jews and later also Muslims as inferiors, often humiliating and sometimes executing them. Nowadays it's Muslims who tend to persecute adherents of other faiths. As a result, Jews had to leave the countries where … [Read more...]
Islam in the UK
The view from Londonistan, Absurd Britannia, Eurabia by Enza Ferreri Britain Gallery Raymond Ibrahim, a scholar of Arab and Islam history born in the USA of Egyptian Coptic parents, often writes about the condition of Christians in Muslim-majority countries, where they are subjugated and oppressed, even when they are a sizeable minority in places like Egypt, Syria and, before … [Read more...]
The Plight of Egypt’s Christian Copts
by Wolff Bachner The Inquisitr On March 29, Inquisitr published an interview with Raymond Ibrahim on the plight of Egypt's Christian Copts. The introduction and afterword are by Wolff Bachner, who also conducted the interview, which follows: Most of us in the West have little knowledge of what life is like for Christians in the Muslim world. Take for example, the Coptic … [Read more...]