Gatestone Institute The Slaughter of Christians Egypt: A Muslim policeman charged with guarding a Coptic Christian church shot and killed two Christians—a father, 49, and his son, 21—on the night of December 12 in Minya. Eyewitnesses say a verbal quarrel had ensued before the officer pulled out his gun and opened fire on the two […]
A Human’s History With — Not A Human History Of — God
Editor’s note: The following book review by Raymond Ibrahim of Reza Aslan’s book God: A Human History (Nov. 2017) first appeared in the Christian Research Journal, volume 41, number 02 (2018). The full text of this article in PDF format can be obtained by clicking here. For further information or to subscribe to the Christian Research Journal click here. —————— In God: […]
Exposed: Obama Administration Facilitated Christian Genocide in Nigeria
Gatestone Institute In a bombshell revelation, Goodluck Jonathan, Nigeria’s former president (2010-2015), has accused the Obama administration of meddling with his nation’s politics in order to replace him with its current president, Muhammadu Buhari — whom many blame for facilitating the persecution of Christians. In his new book, My Transition Hours, Jonathan writes: “On March 23, 2015, President […]
Egypt: Muslim Policeman Murders Two Christians While Guarding Their Church
Coptic Solidarity A Muslim policeman charged with guarding a Coptic Christian church shot and killed two Christians—a father, 49, and his son, 21—last night in Minya, Egypt. Eyewitnesses say a verbal quarrel had ensued before the officer pulled out his gun and opened fire on the two men. Video footage of the incident shows the […]
“No Matter How Much You Think You Know, You’ll Learn a Lot from Sword and Scimitar” — Jack Riccardi
I was recently interviewed on the Jack Riccardi Show (550 KTSA). The succinct, ten-minute discussion revolved around my book, Sword and Scimitar. Click here to listen.
The Dire Consequences of Rewriting Western-Muslim History
Jerusalem Post How can a fundamentally weak Muslim world be a threat to an economically and militarily superior West? One of the least explored answers to this conundrum revolves around an antithesis—namely, how the West portrays Islam today, compared to its actual historic experiences with Islam. In fact, from Islam’s first contact with Western civilization […]
“All White Women are Sluts and Deserve to be Raped”: The West Adopts Islam’s Perspective?
American Thinker Russian European women are to blame for being raped by Muslim men. Such is the latest position—the latest apologia—being offered by those dedicated to exonerating undesirable Muslim behavior, particularly in the context of welcoming more Muslim migrants into the West. On October 14, seven Muslim migrants raped a teenage German girl in a […]
You Cannot “Run Away from Allah!” Muslim Persecution of Christians, May 2018
Gatestone Institute The Muslim Slaughter of Christians Inside Churches Indonesia: Six suicide bombers from one Muslim family attacked three churches during Sunday Mass services, on May 13; at least 11 worshippers were killed. The suicide bombers consisted of a father, mother, and four children, two boys and two girls, aged 9,12, 16, and 18. According […]
Palestinian Authority’s Top Cleric: Jerusalem Is Eternal Jihad’s Greatest Prize
PJ Media The Palestinian Authority has yet again made perfectly clear why achieving peace between Palestinians and Israelis is so difficult. In a speech laden with historical and theological allusions that few in the West — but many in the Muslim world — understand, Mahmoud al-Habbash, the Palestinian Authority’s leading Islamic cleric, supreme Sharia judge, […]
Amidst Slaughter of Christians, Sisi Boasts of Egypt’s Human Rights Record
PJ Media It’s always something when the leaders of nations known for abusing human rights preach to others about the need to respect human rights. Take Egyptian President Sisi’s recent admonitions during his address before the United Nations. After saying, “We need to address the major shortcomings in the international community’s handling of human rights issues,” he […]