Is Egypt's New President Anti-Christian? June 15, 2014Raymond Ibrahim
Overlooked in the midst of all the celebrations in Egypt concerning the presidential election of Abdel Fattah el-Sisi was a strange comment about the place of the nation’s Christian minority, the Copts.
Did Susan Rice Really Lie? January 4, 2014Bill Schanefelt
Maybe that Mohammed video did, in fact, play a part in last year's attack on the Special Mission Compound in Benghazi after all.
The NCC and Egyptian Church Burnings September 25, 2013E. Jeffrey Ludwig
The National Council of Churches seems unaware that the supposedly democratic uprisings in the Middle East were nothing more than conflicting visions of tyranny.
Calling it Treason September 2, 2013Jeffrey T. Brown
When the president picks who he will support and who he will condemn on
the international stage, he consistently sides with those who hate the
United States,
Islam's Choice August 27, 2013G. Murphy Donovan
As America and Europe contemplate yet another intervention, this time in Syria, we might pause to reflect on what Muslims should be doing.
'Dance with the Girl Ya Brung' August 22, 2013Jim Yardley
While the slaughter in Egypt has been happening, just what has the "leader of the free world", been doing? He's been playing golf while on vacation
Revisiting Churchill on Democracy August 16, 2013Tom Trinko
Obama may be so emotionally entangled with the thought of Democracy that he can't see it's not the right solution when the majority wants to kill or oppress the minority.
Two Necessary Books July 20, 2013Elise Cooper
Crucified Again and A Battle for the Soul of Islam offer unique and important insights into recent events in Egypt as well as the larger situation in the Mideast.
Well, If it Worked in Egypt... July 14, 2013Jim Yardley
The Egyptian coup should serve as a wakeup call for many corrupt elites around the world -- perhaps even including ours.
Mama Mia, More Sharia in Egypt July 11, 2013Andrew G. Bostom
Egypt's Coptic community is alarmed over the constitutional road map issued on Monday by interim president Adly Mansour. And they should be.
Lidice Revisited via Muslim Brotherhood June 28, 2013Eileen F. Toplansky
Seventy-one years ago, The German Government proudly and formally announced to the world that it had razed the tiny village of Lidice, Czechoslovakia, to the ground.
Coptic Christians Need Help Now May 8, 2013Eileen F. Toplansky
One of the oldest of all Christian communities is being forced up against the wall, but from American media, educational and intellectual elites, and politicians -- including one noted Christian president -- we hear nothing.
Egypt re-starting nuclear program April 26, 2013Thomas Lifson
As North Korea has demonstrated, and impoverished, an impoverished, starving population is no obstacle to a determined leader desiring nuclear weapons.
Obama's Islamist Tilt March 13, 2013Kyle Shideler
We have transformed ourselves, in the span of a decade, from a nation that declares, "You are either with us, or you are with the terrorists," to a nation that is credibly accused of arming terrorists.
Obama's Egyptian Dilemma February 5, 2013Georgy Gounev
President Obama and Secretary Clinton, were not able to develop an effective strategy towards Islamic terror. The actions of the current administration are facilitating the growth of the poisonous seeds of radical Islam.
Rape Squads and Saudi Dollars February 4, 2013James Lewis
Rape and beatings are a routine part of slavery on the dark side of human history, which -- contrary to liberal "history" -- was not limited to the American South. Nor has it stopped today.
Egypt's Stillborn Democracy January 5, 2013Sarah N. Stern
The Middle East that is descending in an inchoate free fall back down onto the familiar ground of religious fundamentalism, primitive tribal society, and internecine warfare which that region of the world is so accustomed to.
Hadd Times Ahead for Egypt? December 14, 2012Andrew G. Bostom
Egypt's judges have a "burning desire" to institute Sharia law, including mandatory hadd (plural hudud, or hudood) punishments.
Slouching Toward Damascus December 9, 2012Clarice Feldman
A quick review of the state of matters in the Middle East shows that the Arab Spring has been a gigantic flop, a diplomatic Solyndra in which for ill-considered ideological reasons we poured a lot into a cause that was hopeless from the outset.
Why Obama Must Go November 6, 2012J.R. Dunn
Barack Obama has governed not as a president in the way that we understand it -- a chief executive loaned vast powers for a brief period as representative of the people -- but as a caudillo, a charismatic figure, the leader of a movement, a third-world chieftain.
The Arab Spring and Israel October 30, 2012Michael Curtis
In the Middle East, the path to modernity has not been followed; indeed, the reverse has happened, with a greater prominence of religious doctrine and the fragmentation of some of the Arab states.
Egyptian Sheikhdown? October 16, 2012Robert Morrison
The Obama administration is showering billions on sworn enemies of the United States and, especially, of Christians and Jews.
Community Organizing, Cairo Style September 16, 2012Jeannie DeAngelis
Any community organizer worth his salt would have to admit that the community-organizing stratagem Barack Obama so closely identifies with is what is now crudely on display in the Arab world.
Libya and Egypt: Fool Me Twice September 14, 2012Tom Trinko
The death of Ambassador Stevens was a direct result of Obama repeating the same mistake for which he mercilessly condemned President Bush.
Fiasco: Islamists purge Egyptian Army August 14, 2012James Lewis
Don't expect our navel-gazing media to take much notice, but our national security has just hit an Arctic iceberg. Radical Islamists have just conducted a massive Blitzkrieg against the Egyptian Army, police, intelligence apparatus, and now the media.
The beginning of accountability in Egypt? August 9, 2012Shoshana Bryen
What Israel told Egypt, the Egyptian blogger who broke the story, and who got fired. Israel is watching with some satisfaction. The revolution may, in fact, not be over.
