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By Hadeer El-Mahdawy – Mada Masr Security forces used batons and water cannons to disperse a protest by refugees in front of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in 6th of [...]

By Mark Chamoun – thepavlovictoday (via AINA) – It has now been a year since a UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry determined that ISIS’ violence against 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 Raymond Ibrahim – FrontPage Magazine Yet another murderous wave is taking Egypt’s Coptic Christian minority by storm, leading to another exodus from their homes. Last week in al-Arish, [...]

By Amnesty International – The Egyptian authorities must offer urgent protection to Coptic Christians in North Sinai and provide essential services and accommodation to hundreds who were [...]

By Luma Simms – The Federalist (via AINA) – The time since President Trump’s executive order temporarily halting some Middle Eastern immigration has been distressing for me as [...]

By Clifford Smith – The American Spectator – The next U.S. president will have a difficult job in the Middle East. The Obama administration’s failure to appreciate the long-term [...]

By Paul Moss – BBC – As so-called Islamic State militants are driven out of Mosul, Paul Moss reports on the continuing plight of the Yazidis, the Iraqi religious group who the United [...]

By Mindy Belz – Wall Street Journal – Noura Diyha wrestled a phone from her pocket to show me a photo of herself at age 3. She’s wearing a bonnet and riding a tricycle on a grass lawn. Some [...]

By World Watch Monitor – This week, Hungary, which has during the past year come under pressure for its handling of Europe’s mass migration crisis, has become the first government to open [...]