Yesterday I discussed how Armenia was ceding more of its territory to its Muslim neighbor on OAN's Tipping Point with Kara McKinney: … [Read more...]
Why Istanbul Is Not Constantinople (Anymore)
The Stream Precisely 571 years ago today — May 29, 1453 — the Turks sacked the ancient Christian kingdom of Constantinople, slaughtering and raping thousands of people simply because they were Christians and then, transforming their city into Muslim Istanbul. And, as they do every year, Turks — from their president on down — are saber rattling today in commemoration of that … [Read more...]
The Muslim Persecution of Christians: A Censored Pandemic, Part 1
The Stream Few phenomena are as widespread as they are virtually unknown — at least in the West — as the worldwide persecution of Christians, especially at the hands of Muslims. The general facts are undeniable and have been and continue to be documented in a number of reports issued by a variety of human rights organizations around the world. According to one of the most … [Read more...]
Egypt’s ‘Reconciliation Sessions’: How Christians Are Pressured into Embracing Second-Class Status
Coptic Solidarity Egypt’s Christians are, once again, being “reconciled” to their inferior social status in Egypt. Last month, in the days and weeks leading up to Easter, church-hating Muslims in at least two villages rose up against their Christian neighbors. On April 23 in al-Fawakhir, a rumor that a church was being constructed prompted hundreds of fanaticized Muslims … [Read more...]
Must Armenia Cede Itself into Nonexistence?
The Stream In late 2020, war broke out between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Two months later, peace was achieved on condition that the ancient Christian nation cede its ancestral lands in Artsakh, internationally known as “Nagorno-Karabakh,” to its Muslim neighbor. The peace bought by such appeasement was fickle at best, as Azerbaijan continued its hostilities — some especially … [Read more...]