The Stream In an editorial titled “Jihad in Congo,” this summer ISIS boasted of its “recent operations, in which the blood of dozens of Christians was shed, and where many fled, leaving behind their money to be seized as spoils or to be ruined by fire set by the mujahideen.” The Islamic terror group also offered “good news” to the Christians of the Democratic Republic of … [Read more...]
Introducing Egypt’s New Anti-Christian Grand Mufti
Coptic Solidarity Proof of Egypt’s official endorsement of “radical” policies that promote intolerance for the “other”—in this case, Christians—continues to mount. Recently we saw how Al Azhar and its Grand Imam, Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb, allowed for the publication and dissemination of a book that called for the destruction of all churches in Egypt. Now, on the recommendation … [Read more...]
A ‘Pure Genocide’: Christians Slaughtered in Nigeria and the Great Press Cover-Up
Gatestone Institute The “pure genocide” of Christians in Nigeria, as it has been characterized by several international observers, is reaching unprecedented levels, according to two separate reports. “Countering the myth of religious indifference in Nigerian terror (10/2019 – 9/2023),” a comprehensive, 136-page report published by the Observatory for Religious Freedom in … [Read more...]
Audio: ‘Updates on Religious Hatred with Raymond Ibrahim
On 10/31/24, Fr. Robert McTeigue of the Catholic Current interviewed me. The nearly hour-long audio and its official description follow: We welcome back Raymond Ibrahim to discuss Columbus Day, Islam, and the real life horror movie of current Christian martyrdom. Why do some scholars continue to cling to the myth of the so-called golden era of Islam, and what's the true … [Read more...]
Egypt’s Contempt for Christians: Coptic Funeral Held in Alleyway
Coptic Solidarity In what reports described as a “sad scene,” on October 12, two Coptic Christian clergymen officiated over the funeral of their father, who was also a clergyman. What made the scene particularly sad, however, was that the funeral service and prayers over the dead man were conducted in the middle of a public street—not in the Copts’ church, which Egyptian … [Read more...]