by J. Maropoulakis Denney The Examiner Yes, he is a MUSLIM. Amine el Khalifi is a Muslim.  This is the person who yesterday it was revealed was caught in an FBI sting planning to murder hundreds of people in our nation's capital.  I tell you this because you would never know that he is a Muslim from the reports of NBC or CBS. Not only is he a Muslim, but he is an Islamist … [Read more...]

by Walid Phares Face Book Raymond Ibrahim, a scholar on Islamism whose family emigrated from Egypt, is attempting to educate his readers that Islamists are an ideological movement, in a Muslim world that includes a variety of movements and trends. Many readers can't see the difference and don't understand the notion. The American public was denied basic facts in education … [Read more...]

by Sharona Schwartz The Blaze Since last month's Muslim Brotherhood-Salafi sweep of Egyptian parliamentary elections, serious questions have arisen about Egypt's long-term commitment to the peace treaty with Israel and its warm relations with the terror group Hamas. The words of outspoken religious figures who have inspired the Muslim Brotherhood and who have in the … [Read more...]

by Genevieve Kineke Catholic Lane On January 21st, I attended a terrific conference in Framingham, MA concerning "The Persecuted Church." When I say terrific, I mean the full, riveting, appalling sense of the word. Sponsored by CAMERA, the speakers ranged from young participants of the "Arab Spring" protests to sage professors to political operatives. The event culminated in a … [Read more...]

by Matthew May Institute on Religion and Democracy Columnist and author Mark Steyn always gets a well-deserved laugh when he tells audiences that, to the useful idiots in the U.S. media and citizenry, "Allahu Akbar," the calling card of Islamic terrorists the world over, is Arabic for "Nothing to see here!" But as author and scholar Raymond Ibrahim told a forum on violence … [Read more...]