Lela Gilbert
Erdogan’s agenda: Neo-Ottoman ambition or pan-Islamist zeal?
Witnessing the growing rise of antisemitism in the US as a non Jew
Coronavirus, Turkish attacks threaten Kurds, Christians in northeast Syria
China’s people of faith: Canaries in Xi Jinping’s coal mine
Thanks to the coronavirus, a sickened world is taking a second look at China’s extreme despotism, typified by its policies on religious freedom.
A Purim lesson at the White House
The chants of “Death to Israel” wafting across the world from today’s Iran confirm that the more things change, the more they remain the same.
Are Iran’s Christian converts at greater risk after Soleimani’s demise?
On January 3, the United States eliminated Soleimani, a powerful figure who coordinated the Iranian proxy militias responsible for mayhem and violence across the Middle East.
Gazan Christians on Christmas: Escape from watchful eye of radical Muslims
“Every year I pray they will give me a permit so I can celebrate Christmas and see my family."
Saturday people, Sunday people and the ‘Mohammadian army’
“In his tweets in Turkish and Arabic, however, Erdogan described his forces as ‘the heroes of the Mohammadian army’ – a term dating back to the Ottoman Empire,” the report continued.
Trusting Trump and a lesson for the West: Proceed with caution
It all sounded wonderful at the time. But it looks like I applauded too soon.
President Trump: Religious freedom is rare in the world
“The United States is founded on the principle that our rights do not come from government. They come from God.”
Iran’s aggression and the Shi’ite apocalypse
With this in mind, I interviewed Saeed Ghasseminejad and asked what he thinks about Iranian aggressions today.
Kidnaps and killings, Nigerian-style
Leah’s mother recently visited Washington, DC, where I had an opportunity to speak to her about her daughter, and about her own tireless efforts to see Leah released.
A bad news, good news report about antisemitism in the U.S.
Is America experiencing Europe’s growing antisemitism?
