Media ignores Islamic persecution of Christians. Why?
Muslim Persecution of Christians |
Excerpts from
The Commentator:
Why is Christian suffering, the greatest human rights tragedy of our time, ignored? Because, if mainstream media were to report honestly on Christian persecution at the hands of radical Islamists so many bedrocks of the leftist narrative currently dominating political discourse would crumble
Al-Qaeda’s black flag has been raised atop churches. Christians -- including priests, women and children -- have been attacked, beheaded, and killed.
Nor is such persecution of Christians limited to Egypt. From Morocco in the west to Indonesia in the east and from Central Asia to the north to sub-Saharan Africa to the south; across thousands of miles of lands inhabited by peoples who do not share the same races, languages, cultures, and/or socio-economic conditions, millions of Christians are being persecuted and in the same exact patterns.
Muslim converts to Christianity and Christian evangelists are attacked, imprisoned, and sometimes beheaded; countless churches across the Islamic world are being banned or bombed; Christian women and children are being abducted, enslaved, raped, and/or forced to renounce their faith.
Far from helping these Christian victims, U.S. policies are actually exacerbating their sufferings. Whether in Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, or Syria, and under the guise of the U.S.-supported “Arab Spring,” things have gotten dramatically worse for Christians.
Indeed, during a recent U.S. congressional hearing, it was revealed that thousands of traumatized Syrian Christians -- who, like Iraqi Christians before them are undergoing a mass exodus from their homeland -- were asking “Why is America at war with us?”
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Raymond Ibrahim
On 21 March 2014 12:41
The United Nations, Western governments, media, universities, and talking heads everywhere insist that Palestinians are suffering tremendous abuses from the state of Israel. Conversely, the greatest human rights tragedy of our time -- radical Muslim persecution of Christians, including in Palestinian controlled areas -- is devotedly ignored.
The facts speak for themselves. Reliable estimates indicate that anywhere from 100-200 million Christians are persecuted every year; one Christian is martyred every five minutes. Approximately 85 percent of this persecution occurs in Muslim majority nations. In 1900, 20 percent of the Middle East was Christian. Today, less than 2 percent is.
In one week in Egypt alone, from where my Christian family emigrated, the Muslim Brotherhood launched a kristallnacht -- attacking, destroying, and/or torching some 82 Christian churches (some of which were built in the 5th century, when Egypt was still a Christian-majority nation before the Islamic conquests).
Al-Qaeda’s black flag has been raised atop churches. Christians -- including priests, women and children -- have been attacked, beheaded, and killed.
Nor is such persecution of Christians limited to Egypt. From Morocco in the west to Indonesia in the east and from Central Asia to the north to sub-Saharan Africa to the south; across thousands of miles of lands inhabited by peoples who do not share the same races, languages, cultures, and/or socio-economic conditions, millions of Christians are being persecuted and in the same exact patterns.
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Indeed, during a recent U.S. congressional hearing, it was revealed that thousands of traumatized Syrian Christians -- who, like Iraqi Christians before them are undergoing a mass exodus from their homeland -- were asking “Why is America at war with us?”
The answer is that very few Americans have any clue concerning what is happening to their co-religionists.
Few mainstream media speak about the horrific persecution millions of people are experiencing simply because they wish to worship Christ in peace.
There, is of course, a very important reason why the mainstream media ignores radical Muslim persecution of Christians: if the full magnitude of this phenomenon was ever know, many cornerstones of the mainstream media -- most prominent among them, that Israel is oppressive to Palestinians -- would immediately crumble.
Why? Because radical Muslim persecution of Christians throws a wrench in the media’s otherwise well-oiled narrative that “radical-Muslim-violence-is-a-product-of-Muslim-grievance” -- chief among them Israel.
Consider it this way: because the Jewish state is stronger than its Muslim neighbors, the media can easily portray Islamic terrorists as frustrated “underdogs” doing whatever they can to achieve “justice.”
Raymond Ibrahim, a fellow of The Hoover Institution, is a regular contributor to The Commentator He is author of Crucified Again: Exposing Islam's New War in Christians
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As religious and political leaders look at the trends from recent days, it is hard not fear that violence against Christians may continue to drive large numbers of them to seek refuge outside of their homelands. The level of violence has many looking back some 1300 or 1400 years to find a historical equivalent. Yet, far too often, when world leaders do speak on the issue, they fail to ever accompany those words with actions.
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