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Who Can Save Iraq’s Last Christians

By mid-July, it was accompanied by another statement, painted in black, “Property of the Islamic State.” And with that, the Christians found their worst...

When They Set Fire to Our Monasteries

I want to concentrate on a unexamined aspect of this problem, one that has done much to shape what we know about the history...

Will Christians disappear from the Middle East?

More than 60 years after the collapse of the Jewish element in the Arab region and most of the Muslim world (because of the establishment...

The New Thirty Years’ War

That could be a description of today’s Middle East. In fact, it describes Europe in the first half of the seventeenth century.In the Middle...

The World Must Respond to the Cry of Iraq’s Christians

On Sunday Pope Francis expressed his profound anguish: “Our brothers are persecuted, they are cast out, they are forced to leave their homes without...

How Islam Mattered in the Arab Uprisings

Some observers have argued that the Arab Spring was a fundamentally secular movement, arising as a rejection of not only the existing regimes, but...

How We Lost Our Egyptian Ally

Michael Totten writes:When Egyptians dumped Hosni Mubarak, the majority didn’t vote for secular candidates in the first elections, as the Tunisians did. The Muslim...

The Continued Plight of Egypt’s Copts

The Copts represent the Middle East's largest Christian population, and were once one of the pillars of early Christianity, with some of its early...

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