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By Raymond Ibrahim – Coptic Solidarity – At a recent conference in Cairo, Egypt’s former minister of culture, Helmy El-Namnam, recalled that some twenty years ago he had called for the [...]

By Syriac Press (AINA) – The 1934 Surname Law, enacted during the early years of the Republic, continues to stand as a barrier preventing non-Muslim and diverse communities in Turkey, [...]

By Lord David Alton (CB)- Speech given during Maundy Thursday House of Lords Debate on Syria A modern day Calvary …. 3.09 pm My Lords, I begin by paying tribute to the noble Lord, Lord [...]

By Order of St. Andrew, Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate –  Sen. Marco Rubio emphasized Wednesday that with the increasing persecution of Christians in the Middle East, complacency [...]

By Robert Malley – The Atlantic Fear is the one thing preventing it—but could also precipitate it. Lebanon has long been a mirror for the broader Middle East. The region’s more powerful [...]

By Stephen Herreid – Acton Institute –  A book about religious persecution is perhaps an unusual place to find a call for Western rejuvenation. Yet readers of The Persecution and [...]

By John McWhorter – The Atlantic (via AINA) – The tale of Aramaic, a language that once ruled the Middle East and now faces extinction If a Middle Eastern man from 2,500 years ago [...]

The Washington Post – By Alberto Fernandez –  Alberto Fernandez, vice president of the Middle East Media Research Institute, served as the State Department’s coordinator for the [...]

By Bar Daisan – AINA News –  The future of Christians in the Middle East was the subject of a panel discussion at the Munich Security Conference, held on 17-19 of February. Organized [...]

By R. Robert McTeigue, SJ – Aleteia – It’s time to talk about resisting evil What’s the second most misunderstood passage of Scripture? (The first: “Judge not, lest ye be judged” in [...]