With the Syrian civil war dragging on, with ISIS continuing its rampage throughout the Middle East, and with the Iranian nuclear talks hogging headlines, there is another story developing that is worth noting. After Hosni Mubarak was ousted in Egypt during the Egyptian "Arab Spring," rigged elections put Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood into power. …
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Well, I hope you’re buckled in because we’re finishing this week off with two very exciting lessons! Our excursion today will take us deeper into the world of Muslim activists, and tomorrow’s excursion...well, I’m holding on to that surprise! But be prepared...it may very well challenge your thinking! It is likely no surprise to you …
The Middle East is full of characters! Some are radicals, some are reformers, and some are revivalists. Now, lest you think I brilliantly came up with that thought and those descriptors, let me be quick to tell you that Joel Rosenberg, in his book, Inside the Revolution (which I highly recommend), introduced those terms to …
In the wake of the European Union's decision on Wednesday to remove Hamas from the terrorist list, Hamas once again showed its true colors on Friday when a rocket was fired from Gaza into Israel. This year alone, over 4,000 rockets have been fired from Gaza into Israel; and since Israel pulled out of the …
Looking for the Blessed Hope 