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Saudi Arabia’s Troubling Death Sentence

By Adam Coogle, Deputy Director MENA Division – Human Rights Watch – Among the “crimes” for which al-Nimr was convicted were “breaking allegiance with the [...]

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In Syria, Whose Side Is the United States on?

By Fareed Zakaria – The Washington Post – Whom is the United States for in this struggle? We know whom it is against — the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Also, the Islamic [...]

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Saving Christians From ISIS Persecution

By Chloe Valdary- The Wall Street Journal – In 1975, as desperate Vietnamese sought to escape Communist rule, the U.S. embarked on what remains one of the greatest humanitarian rescue [...]

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Pope Urges United Front Against Persecution

By US Representative Frank Wolf – While speaking to the U.N. General Assembly in New York, Pope Francis called for the international community to address “the painful situation of the [...]

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How to Share Water Along the Nile

By John H. Lienhard V. and Kenneth M. Strzepek – The New York Times – So far, so good. The project is moving toward completion, and a recent joint declaration of principles by the [...]

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The Evil Empire of Saudi Arabia is the West’s Real Enemy

By Yasmin Alibhai-Brown – Independent – Iran is seriously mistrusted by Israel and America. North Korea protects its nuclear secrets and is ruled by an erratic, vicious man. Vladimir [...]

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Pope Francis’s Progressive UN Speech Avoids Confronting Islamic Jihad

By Joseph Klein – Frontpage Magazine – Pope Francis addressed the United Nations General Assembly on September 25th.  He started out by praising the UN, which is observing its [...]

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Re-Engineering Egypt’s Economy

Abdel Fattah El Sisi – By The Wall Street Journal – Over the past two years, the Egyptian people resolved to regain control of our destiny as a nation and began a process of [...]

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Pope UN Speech Talks Global Warming, Mentions Persecuted Christians Only Once

By Daniel Greenfield – Frontpage Magazine – I must renew my repeated appeals regarding to the painful situation of the entire Middle East, North Africa and other African countries, [...]

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A Politicized Pope?

By Daniel Henninger  – The Wall Street Journal – The word “politicized” is not generally a compliment. It suggests that a nonpolitical event or subject—a natural disaster or [...]