Raymond Ibrahim

David Horowitz’s new book offers an honest and moving reflection on life and death.

Echoing the cornerstone of Islam’s view of Christianity.

Tunisia, where the Arab uprisings began, remains an ominous model for where these uprisings will end.

The gifts of the “Arab spring.”

The administration continues to ignore the jihadi elephant in the room.

It is clear where Breivik got his inspiration.

And how it always meant disloyalty to America.

Was Breivik, like Islamic jihadists, really inspired by religion?

Girls can be married “even if they are in the cradle.”

Casual hate: the subtle side of Christian persecution.

Father Zakaria Botros returns.

The horrifying world of Sharia — and the silence of Pakistani police.

What recent lawsuits reveal.

If growing numbers of Muslims in Egypt have an intrinsic hatred for all things Christian—most recently demonstrated by the torching of eight Christian homes on

What is the significance of Muhammad commanding a woman to breastfeed a grown man?

The world remains silent.

Sobhi Saleh, a top Muslim Brotherhood leader who was elected by Egypt’s Supreme Council to be on the constitution amendment committee, recently gave a speech

How else would one keep Muslim men from committing adultery?

Al-Huwaini: “When I want a sex-slave, I go to the market and pick whichever female I desire and buy her.”

Who is it really that is abducting and tormenting women in Egypt and forcing them to convert to their religion?

The twisted pathologies of Islamic jihad.

While the world looks the other way.

As the world shrinks, the reasons to persecute Christians grow.

The wild lies that pass for “truth” in the Muslim world.

Why are infidel minorities the first to suffer once the genie of “people-power” is uncorked?