In this week’s issue: Will Obama support Muslim Brotherhood in Syria? / Why India doesn’t trust the U.S. / Just print more funny money / Hamas and Fatah make a deal / Farrakhan criticizes America on Al-Jazeera / Hundreds of Christians killed in Nigeria / Christian fear in Iraq / Why the church supports Syria’s Assad
In this issue: The Peace Prize President / Ignoring the New Nazis / John McCain Fronts for Obama / Senator Reid Drops “Under God” from Pledge / Congressional Resolution Proposed to Honor King James Bible / Cleared, then Murdered for Blasphemy / Good Friday Disaster Averted in Indonesia
By ABDUL JALIL MUSTAFA | ARAB NEWS AMMAN: A Jordanian court on Monday started trial of cartoonist Kurt Westergaard and 19 other Danish journalists and newspapers charged with “blasphemy” … None of the defendants appeared in the court and the judge, Nathir Shehadah, decided to conduct the trial in absentia after he considered the publication
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KANO, Nigeria — The explosion of unrest that followed Nigeria’s presidential election has left more than 500 people dead, a local rights group said Sunday, as fears mounted over upcoming governorship ballots. Authorities have declined to confirm any death toll figures fearing reprisal attacks, though the Red Cross has spoken of many killed and says
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In this issue: Muslim Brotherhood demands sharia law in Egypt / Obama helping Muslim Brotherhood? / John McCain fronts for Obama in Libya / Congress and the Ten Commandments / Liberals: Free speech kills / Son of Hamas and the Ground Zero mosque / Palm Sunday Church attack in Pakistan / Good Friday attack on church averted in Indonesia / Saudi Arabia arrests Christians
This week, Mahmoud Ezzat, the Muslim Brotherhood’s deputy Supreme Guide, told a forum in Cairo that the group wants to establish an Islamic state in Egypt. This comes just two months after President Obama’s National Intelligence Director James Clapper told Congress that the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt was a “secular” organization.
Tensions are still running high in Gujranwala (Punjab), where hundreds of Muslims on Saturday attacked the Christian village of Khokarki who had protested against Muslim fundamentalists. The latter had organised a demonstration against a Christian man, Mushtaq Gill, and his son for allegedly desecrating the Qur‘an. The mob in fact wanted to “punish them publicly”
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IN THIS ISSUE: Our Nobel Peace Prize President / Donald Trump the conservative? / Congress resolution on 400th anniversary of the King James Bible / Senator Reid drops “under God” / Were the budget cuts real / No Sharia for Texas / Hillary Clinton and the black tie Muslim ball / Three more churches lost in Egypt / More Pakistan blasphemy murders
In the last two weeks three attacks on churches were undertaken by Salafis or Islamic Fundamentalists in Egypt. The Salafis demanded churches move to locations outside communities and be forbidden from making repairs, “even if they are so dilapidated that the roofs will collapse over the heads of the congregation,” says Father Estephanos Shehata of
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In this issue: Obama is ignoring the new Nazis / Obama can see radical Islam in Egypt / Obama was sure he would win in Wisconsin / Congress and the debt / We pay $1.4 billion a day in interest / Liberals lose big in Wisconsin / Is the GZ mosque secular now? / Muslim attack school bus / Muslims now control Ivory Coast / Iran executes Christians and Jews and much more from Religious Freedom Coalition chairman William J. Murray
