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By TASS, Russian News Agency – The European Union is avoiding discussions on the problems of Christians in the Middle East under pretext of political correctness, Russian Foreign Minister [...]

By Philippe Nassif – The Hill – The ISIS bombing of St. Mark’s cathedral in Cairo on Dec. 11 2016, the largest church in the Middle East, momentarily brought the suffering of Middle [...]

By Katie Mansfield – Express UK (via AINA)  ‘If you love Jesus, you will die like Jesus’ Christians who fled their homes when ISIS took control of large swathes of Iraq have revealed [...]

By Gabrielle Desarzens – World Watch Monitor – The UN must urgently put in place measures to hold to account jihadists who have committed atrocities against minorities in Iraq and [...]

By Kenneth M. Pollack – Foreign Affairs – The modern Middle East has rarely been tranquil, but it has never been this bad. Full-blown civil wars rage in Iraq, Libya, Syria, and Yemen. [...]

By Mark Durie – The New English Review  (via MEF) – Violence between protesters and police in Jakarta broke out Friday night, November 4, 2016, when an estimated 200,000 Muslims [...]

By World Watch Monitor – A Syrian Christian now living in the UK is helping to bring hope for the future to his native land as part of a worldwide advocacy campaign. Rami (who can’t use his [...]

By Alberto M. Fernandez – It is all too easy today to look at the Middle East and throw up one’s hands in deep despair, at the constant drumbeat of sectarian conflict, restless and [...]

By Kathryn Jean Lopez – NRO (via AINA) – There’s a “memoricide” happening in the Middle East, as the presence of Christians there diminishes to the point of [...]

By Prince Hassan of Jordan and Ed Kessler – The Telegraph – Christianity has been part of the essential fabric of the Middle East for 2,000 years. Far from being a western import as [...]