Christians Under Attack

On 3-18-2007 AINA reported that Muslims were forcing the Christian Assyrians in the Dora Neighborhood of Baghdad to Pay the jizya, the 'Protection Tax' demanded from Christians and Jews by

Stuttgart, Germany- The first Islamic sermon to be issued by a major German broadcaster went online Thursday, with journalist and community leader Aiman Mazyek preaching on

(mediainfo.com)  A journalist for the Mississauga, Ont.-based newspaper The Pakistan Post was assaulted by two men, one armed with a cricket bat, who warned him to stop “writing against Islam” and a Pakistan-based religious...

(foxnews.com)  Cho Seung-Hui, the gunman who apparently killed 32 people and himself Monday morning at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Sta...

(sun-sentinel.com)  Did the potential jurors view it as a violent religion? Do they think Muslims are more prone to commit...

According to Mostafa Chendid of the Danish Islamic Society (Islamisk Trossamfund), not only Muslim women but other women too should wear a veil. Why? Because five up to ten percent of all men cannot control themselves when they see a woman without a veil

Recent events around the globe suggest that Islamists are waging a deliberate campaign to abolish all vestiges of our Western Judeo -Christian heritage. FSM Contributing Editor Pete Fisher reports on this alarming agenda. This is vital information for all who are concerned about the survival and preservation of our heritage…and our future.

AN Iraqi Muslim man allegedly raped a Muslim woman as "punishment" for her reading the Bible

KANO, Nigeria, April 17 (Reuters) - A mob killed 13 people in an attack on a police station in the northern Nigerian city of Kano on Tuesday, four days after unidentified gunmen shot dead a hardline Muslim cleric.

NARATHIWAT - An elderly Buddhist man was shot dead and his body set on fire Sunday in Thailand's restive south, police said, days after a similar incident provoked angry protests

Three explosions rocked Gaza City early Sunday, damaging two Internet cafes and a Christian bookstore