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How to Defeat ISIS: The Case for U.S. Ground Forces

By James F. Jeffrey – Foreign Affairs – The threat of the Islamic State (also called ISIS) [2] is only one of those currents, but it is certainly the most immediately threatening, a [...]

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Abandoning Christians in the Middle East

By Abraham H. Miller – The Washington Times – When the Muslim Brotherhood was brought to power in Egypt, with the assistance of President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary [...]

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Is the Saudi Monarchy on Its Last Legs?

By David P. Goldman – Middle East Forum – Excerpt of article originally published under the title “Saudi Arabia Stews in Policy Hell.” Last week’s mass executions in [...]

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What Media and Politicians Get Wrong About the Islamic State

By Elisa Epstein and Jake Greene – TIMEP – Amid attacks around the world claimed by the Islamic State or its affiliates, international media plays an important role in reporting on [...]

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The Christmas Revolution

By Peter Wehner – The New York Times – It was through this story of divine enfleshment that much of our humanistic tradition was born. For most Christians, the incarnation — the [...]

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The Coptic Papal Message for the Feast of Nativity 2016

By H.H. Pope Tawadros II. – Read full message:   http://www.popetawadros.org/nativity/2016/english.pdf

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Genocide: Christians Pay the Price for Inaction and Apathy

By American Center for Law and Justice –  As recent as April 2012, President Obama announced the establishment of the Atrocities Prevention Board proclaiming, “Preventing mass atrocities [...]

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Saudi Arabia’s Phony War on Terror

By Brahma Chellaney – Project Syndicate – That is why the newly announced Saudi-led anti-terror coalition, the Islamic Military Alliance to Fight Terrorism, should be viewed with [...]

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Islamic State’s Deep, Poisonous Roots

By Andrew Hosken – The Wall Street Journal – The final planning for the terrorist attack in Paris last month might have taken place in the Molenbeek district of Brussels—but, like the [...]

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Christians in the Middle East: And then there were none

By The Economist – It is easy to see why the pope is so downhearted. Look no further than Bethlehem, where young Palestinians throw stones at Israeli soldiers manning the wall separating [...]