Selected Opinion

By Anzhela Mnatsakanyan – greek city times (via AINA) – In both historiography and public memory, the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire is almost solely associated with the Armenian, [...]

By Natasha Dado – The National – The world must act fast to prevent what happened to religious minorities during this period from continuing before it’s too late The 20th [...]

By Dr. Ashraf Ramelah – As long as man has existed, discrimination of all forms has existed in our cultures – gender, race, disabilities, religion. Legislation usually outlaws this behavior [...]

By Hannah Srour-Zackon – Sherif Meleka’s epic novel Suleiman’s Ring uses the Biblical characters of David and Solomon to explore the persecution and expulsion of Jews from Egypt. [...]

By Dr. Sherif Younes (*) – It is assumed that the return of the child Shenouda to his family, who raised him, is a happy ending to an unfortunate event (assuming that this is a final [...]

By Matija Šerić – Eurasia Review (via AINA) – At the beginning of this year, the Christian international network Open Doors presented data on the oppression, discrimination and persecution [...]

By Raymond Ibrahim – The Stream- The United Nations has spoken: March 15, is “International Day to Combat Islamophobia.” Why March 15? While there are many ways to debunk the significance of this [...]

By Raymond Ibrahim – A little known, though highly controversial, Islamic teaching is back in the news.  According to a Feb. 21, 2023 report, Turkey’s highest religious (and [...]

by Raymond Ibrahim – Gatestone Institute – [T]he Biden administration’s decision to delist Nigeria from the list of Countries of Particular Concern was [...]

Par Agnès Pinard Legry – Aleteia – Les années passent mais le choc et la violence demeurent. Le 15 février 2015, une vidéo montrant le massacre de 21 chrétiens coptes, vingt Égyptiens et un [...]