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Turkish President Erdoğan’s Islamic Terror Links

By Raymond Ibrahim – New evidence linking Turkish president Erdogan to Islamic terrorists has just emerged. Osman Nuri Kabaktepe, a longtime friend and colleague of Erdogan, who was [...]

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Egypt presents Biden a familiar conundrum: How to handle a ‘friendly’ authoritarian

By David Ignatius – The Washington Post – CAIRO — The Biden administration is struggling to reconcile two inescapable truths about Egypt: It’s an important friend and ally of the United [...]

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David Alton: Remembering brutal execution of 21 Coptic Saints

By Lord Alton of Liverpool – Independent Catholic News Lord Alton gave the following reflection at the Coptic Commemorative Meeting today. It is an honour to join you for this day of [...]

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Raped and Murdered: Christian Girls in Pakistan

by Raymond Ibrahim – Gatestone Institute – “[T]he killing, rape and forced conversion of Christian girls have become an everyday matter and the government has denied this [...]

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Islamists Still Seek Power a Decade After Arab Spring Revolutions

by Hany Ghoraba – IPT News – Ten years have passed since Mohamed Bouazizi, a 26-year-old produce vendor, self-immolated to protest harassment from Tunisian government [...]

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Legacy of Egyptian revolution? Crackdown on dissent

By Shahira Amin – Al-Monitor- It has been 10 years since the 2011 revolution brought down the Mubarak regime, but the pro-democracy activists who led the uprising say repressive policies [...]

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Defining ‘Metrics’ to Measure Radical Islam is Vital to Defeating It

by Tawfik Hamid – Gatestone Institute – Al-Azhar, the most respected Islamic university and organization in the Sunni world, is not – by their own definition – a terrorist [...]

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Social media used to incite sectarian strife against Coptic Christians in Egypt.

By Dr. Ashraf Ramelah – Pakistan Christian Post The most recent escalation of violence against Egyptian Copts living in Egypt occurred last month (November 2020) and was sparked by Facebook [...]

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Egypt: “I feel pity for the perpetrators” of church attack

By Florian Ripka-ACN via Aleteia – Ten years ago, Kiro Khalil survived an attack on Christians that killed three members of his family. Ten years ago on New Year’s Eve, the life of Coptic [...]

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How much longer will the Middle East celebrate Christmas?

By Knox Thames- RNS — The birthplace of Christianity may soon be uninhabitable for its believers without reforms to help them survive. Days before the start of Advent, mobs in a city [...]