A Terrorist Attack We Must NOT Forget
A year ago, on June 10, 2009, in Washington DC, the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum was attacked by a white supremacist, Holocaust denier James Von…
June 2010
Afghanistan: Protesters, Parliament Members Threaten Christians
In Afghanistan, over 1,000 protesters have demonstrated in Mazar-e-Sharif in northern Afghanistan against foreign Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and allegations of proselytizing by two Christian aid…
Israel: Omar Bin Khattab Mosque Vandalized
In the Bedouin village of Ibtin near Haifa in northern Israel, the Omar Bin Khattab Mosque was defaced with graffiti, calling for the mosque’s “demolition.” …
Israel: Teens suspected of planning Molotov cocktail attack over raid
Israel: Teens suspected of planning Molotov cocktail attack over raid — Yedioth Ahronoth reports: “Judge extends remand of 2 youths from Tarshiha who planned to…
New York Legislators Seek to Make Vandalism Outside House of Worship a Felony
New York state legislators plan to make vandalism outside of a house of worship a felony punishable by at least one year in jail. The…
Pakistan Dawn Article Says Pakistan Clerics Claim Terrorism Against Ahmadis a “Conspiracy”
Another disgraceful attempt to justify denying religious freedom… Pakistan: ‘Attack on Ahmedis conspiracy to repeal laws against them’ — Pakistan clerics and religious leaders view…
Florida: Malabar church victim of vandalism
There have been reports of repeated vandalism attacks on a Florida church, including bullet holes in the church’s sign. The vandals are determined to disrupt…
Maryland: Racially-Charged Vandalism of Baptist Church
The Cokesbury First Baptist Church, Perryville, in Cecil County, Maryland has been vandalized with racially charged graffiti. The church is predominantly attended by black Americans. …
Indonesia: Forum aims to end violence against women
Indonesia: Forum aims to end violence against women – Catholic nuns lead program — UCAN: “Hundreds of cases of violence against women and children have…
Iraq: The killing of a Christian businessman in Kirkuk rekindles fear among Christians
Iraq: The killing of a Christian businessman in Kirkuk rekindles fear among Christians — Asia News reports that: “Hani Salim Wadi owned a mobile phone…