Selected Opinion

By Jonathan Spyer – WSJ – Fawzia Sido’s decadelong captivity illustrates the connections between ISIS, Hamas and other jihadists. I got an unexpected message from a longtime friend and [...]

by Walid Tamtam- BWO- Discrimination of Copts in Egyptian sport damages human rights, religious liberty, and the country’s results in international sport events as well. Copts are the indigenous [...]

By Joe Lipuma – AINA – August marked the 10th anniversary of the ISIS genocide perpetrated on the Christians, and other minority communities, of Northern Iraq. For the Christians there, [...]

By Ashraf Helmy – The Christian minority in Sudan has continued to suffer systematic violations over the past years, whether at the hands of the ruling Islamic regimes or terrorist [...]

By Raymond Ibrahim – PJ Media – On Aug. 6, the Christians of Iraq commemorated the tenth anniversary of “The Black Day” — when the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) invaded [...]

By Ramsen Shamon – Newsweek (via AINA) – My relatives fled Mosul to save their lives before ISIS invaded and seized power in the summer of 2014. The invasion of Iraq’s second [...]

by Daniel Pipes – Washington Times – (*) As everyone knows, the growth of a Muslim population in the United States, roughly three-quarters immigrant and one-quarter convert, has led to an [...]

By Uzay Bulut – The process of the Islamization and Arabization of Egypt started when Arab Muslims invaded in the 7th century On the evening of April 23, a large number of Egyptian [...]

By Raymond Ibrahim – The Stream – There’s a global pandemic right now, but you won’t read about it in our media. It’s claiming thousands of lives, in a dozen countries. I’m talking [...]

By Mohaned Elnour (via TIMEP) – Sudan’s Christian community has been consistently targeted by both the RSF and SAF since the beginning of the Sudan war, in acts that can be considered war [...]