A Forgotten Martyrdom and a Call for Human Fraternity
COMMENTARY: This Easter, let us recall the 30 Ethiopian Orthodox martyrs and the tenuous, painful and yet real progress made against the ideological underpinning of anti-Christian hate.
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In Syria: Real Massacres, Phantom Killings, Constant Threats
COMMENTARY: The mostly Christian small towns and villages located only a few miles away from where Alawite Muslims were slaughtered in recent days seem to have been untouched by the violence so far, contrary to some online reports.
Khabur: Recalling a Hidden Assyrian Christian Hostage Crisis
COMMENTARY: War-torn Syria was the site 10 years ago of one of the saddest and triumphant human rights crises in history.
Trumpian Rhetoric Seeks to Unravel the Gazan Gordian Knot
COMMENTARY: The president’s bold remarks are best interpreted as a dramatic rhetorical gambit showing that the current status quo in Gaza is unsustainable and illogical.
The Heat on Immigration Is Not Unique to Trump or America — It’s Everywhere
COMMENTARY: In the Western Hemisphere, the issue of migration seems to become rather more muted or nuanced once the United States or Trump are not part of the argument.
In the Middle East, Many Truces But Little Peace
COMMENTARY: Christians in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria are deeply grateful for the current calm while being wary about the future.
For Christians, and for Everyone Else, an Uncharted Future in Syria
COMMENTARY: Syrian Salafi Jihadist rebels are gaining territory at a breakneck pace, leaving many unanswered questions in their wake about the possibly far-reaching consequences of regime change.
A Christian Border Town in Lebanon is in the Crosshairs, Again
COMMENTARY: The greatest hope of the people of Rmeish is to live in peace. Israel and Hezbollah have other priorities.
