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The harrowing survivor stories, relayed in the Middle East Media Research Institute report “The Plight of the Iraqi Christians:

PROPOSAL There be established a homeland for the Palestinian Arabs who currently reside in UNRWA-run refugee camps and in the Territories: Samaria, Judea and Gaza.

Studying honor killings is not the same as sensationalizing them -- but Columbia University professor Lila Abu-Lughod disagrees. Moreover, she believes that indigenous Arab and Muslim behavior, including honor-related violence, is best understood as a consequence of Western colonialism -- perhaps even of "Islamophobia."

Should other Western states follow the Belgian and French examples and ban the full Islamic body and face-covering veil—

Coptic History: In order to comprehend the Coptic dilemma we need to dig into Egyptian history. The name Egypt derived from the Greek word Egyptos, meaning red land, because Egyptian soil became red during the flooding of the Nile. The era of the Pharaohs, the rulers of Egypt, ended with the Roman occupation years before Christianity reached them when Apostle Mark, in the year 68 AD reached Alexandria preaching the new religion.

The Muslim Brother Hood have hit the brakes and done a 180 degree turn much to the shock of muslims and non muslims in the west.

Call me narrowly partisan, call me a flaming fanatic--actually, I am neither--but given what I know, there is simply no way that I can vote for any American candidate who supports President Obama’s position on Israel or on the Islamic world

When one reads of the condemnation of the vile threats aimed at the Coptic Church by the Muslim brotherhood, their rebuttal is viewed with scepticism. How seriously does one take such condemnation from the MB?

Earlier this week, Military Intelligence head Amos Yadlin presented what many called a very pessimistic forecast before the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee. According to Yadlin, the regional is moving inexorably towards war, and that the coming war would be the most difficult Israel ever faced.

Phyllis Chesler, Ph.D. is emerita professor of Psychology and Women’s Studies at City University of New York. Well known author of fifteen books, including Women and Madness (Doubleday, 1972),