Israel rejects US call for total colony freeze
Jerusalem: Israel defied a surprisingly blunt US demand that it freeze all building in West Bank colonies, saying on Thursday it will press ahead with construction.
Indonesia: Muslim edict issued against Facebook
Around 700 ulama or Islamic religious leaders have issued an edict to limit use of the popular Internet networking site Facebook in Indonesia. However, it seems that many people from the country, which has the world's largest Muslim population, use Facebook often and it is growing in popularity.
TANZANIA: RADICAL MUSLIMS DRIVE CHURCH FROM WORSHIP PLACE
Authorities do nothing to help threatened Christians.
At least 30 dead in Iran mosque blast
A bomb exploded in a mosque in a southeastern Iranian city near the border with Pakistan and Afghanistan has caused civilian casualties.
IDF Kills Senior Hamas Terrorist South of Hevron
Elite Israeli forces killed a senior Hamas terrorist in the southern Hevron Hills early Thursday morning after a shootout that lasted several hours. None of the Israeli forces was hurt in the battle, and several local villagers were arrested after Dudin was killed.
Beaten by His Own Family for His Faith in Christ
WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 27, 2009) - International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that a Pakistani man preparing to become a pastor was imprisoned for three months by his own family and continues to receive death threats on a regular basis for his decision to convert to Christianity.
Iranian Security Officers Arrest Five Christian Converts from Islam
Two Women Converts Still In Prison
Taliban claims Lahore suicide attack
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) on Wednesday claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing on rescue 15 police building that killed 24 people, a US specialist Islamist monitoring group said.
Taliban blow up girls’ school in Hangu
LAHORE: The Taliban destroyed a girls’ school in Hangu on Monday, a private TV channel reported.
US Muslim charity leaders jailed for aiding Hamas
Hamas leader's brother gets 20 yrs for terrorism financing. Two founders of a U.S. Islamic charity will likely spend the remainder of their lives in prison for their role in the largest terrorism financing case in American history, six months after a federal jury found all five men guilty of funneling millions of dollars to the Palestinian group Hamas.