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In Sudan, Arab Islamist gangs round up and kidnap black Christian women and children into slavery. In 2025, more people were killed in Sudan than in Gaza. Zero protests by leftists, BLM or Muslims.

A pastor preparing for Christmas had his church burned to the ground by jihadists. This is the reality millions face in Nigeria, and somehow, it gets almost no global attention.

@GuntherEagleman @grok what country is this video?

If Western countries want to survive, they are going to have to put a stop to these jihadists who demand intifada. There is no other way.

🇸🇩 Darfur, Sudan: 460 massacred in maternity hospital 2,000 executed earlier this week 460,000 people trapped 🇺🇳 Reaction by U.N. Human Rights Council: 0 resolutions 0 urgent sessions 0 commissions of inquiry

There’s a genocide happening in Sudan. Men, women, and children are being slaughtered, and the world is silent. No outrage. No mass protests. No hunger strikes. No boycotts. No “actions” on college campuses. Just silence. Deafening, shameful silence. pbs.org/newshour/amp/w…

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Sunday arrested journalist Moamar Ibrahim, a correspondent for Al Jazeera Mubasher, in El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state. Ibrahim was the only journalist filing daily television reports from inside the besieged city. sudantribune.com/article/306437

🚨 Preliminary UN data: In two days, 1,350 civilians were killed in the city of El Fasher in Sudan. Another 500 were killed around North Darfur, Sudan. Where are the protests like the ones there were against Israel?

In new fresh attacks, terrorists kill at least 51 Christians in Plateau State, Nigeria. Channel 4 describes it as “climate change driven” 🤡

64 Christians in Nigeria were hacked to death by Islamists last week. Candace Owens? Silent. Owen Shroyer? Silent. Tucker Carlson? Silent. Ana Kasparian? Silent. Marjorie Taylor Greene? Silent. The media? Silent.

Nigeria is the deadliest country in the world for Christians and the world stands by silently. That's why I'm urging @SecRubio to designate Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern to unlock diplomatic levers to protect our brothers and sisters in Christ. 🧵

Since 2009, over 50,000 Christians in Nigeria have been massacred, and over 18,000 churches and 2,000 Christian schools have been destroyed. It is the result of decisions made by specific people, in specific places, at specific times—and it says a great deal about who is lashing out now that a light is being shone on these issues. The United States knows who those people are, and I intend to hold them accountable.

It is an absolute tragedy what is taking place in Nigeria. 7,000 Christians have been murdered by Boko Haram this year alone. A priest was kidnapped and murdered on Ash Wednesday. 54 Christian’s were martyred on Palm Sunday. That is why I’m urging @SecRubio to designate Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern to protect our brothers and sisters in Christ. We cannot turn a blind eye to those facing martyrdom for proclaiming the name of Christ. More on my hit with @MorningsMaria on @FoxBusiness ⬇️

@IbsiNow @ZionismToday @JoshWashIBSI @DumisaniTemsgen @AfricanJewish This isn't just Kenya's fight. By classifying these groups, Kenya helps protect vital trade routes like the Port of Mombasa from the global extremist network that funds and inspires Al-Shabaab Read More about this in our Article: theworkersrights.com/kenyas-classif…

@TRobinsonNewEra Here’s a preview to the Palestinian state:

Mauritania is an Islamic country where open slave markets still exist. Over 80,000 people remain enslaved. This isn’t some accident of history, slavery and s€x slavery are embedded in Islam. Under Sharia, men can buy and sell slaves, keep concubines, and treat women as property. It’s not outlawed, it’s allowed. Islam didn’t abolish slavery, it protected it. Slavery still exists in the Arab world!

Keir Starmer has announced that the United Kingdom will be officially recognizing a Palestinian state. We thought that everybody advocating for this should be reminded what Keir is rewarding.

Jihad is tearing Africa apart: opendoors.org.au/frontline-fait… "Nine out of 10 Christians killed for their faith worldwide are killed in Sub-Saharan Africa. "Christians in the region are being persecuted on a scale never seen before. Killings, torture, and kidnapping are an everyday threat. Islamic extremists want to eliminate Christianity and are using unthinkable violence. The brutality is unprecedented and it is wrecking lives. "WHY ISN’T IT IN THE HEADLINES? "It’s under-reported in the media. Relatively few people are aware of the extreme violence. Without more attention, nothing will change, and Christians won’t get the help they need." opendoors.org.au/frontline-fait…

If you believe free speech is for you but not your political opponents, you're illiberal. If no contrary evidence could change your beliefs, you're a fundamentalist. If you believe the state should punish those with contrary views, you're a totalitarian. If you believe political opponents should be punished with violence or death, you're a terrorist.

Justice for Ashur Sarnaya! 💔 🇫🇷 ✝️

With the media focused on Gaza, Christians across Africa fall to a globalizing jihad jns.org/with-the-media… While the world’s eyes are on Gaza, people who would otherwise care have been made blind to the plight of black Christians persecuted across Africa. There are approximately 15 African countries where jihadists—ideological cousins of Hamas—oppress indigenous Christian populations. The case of Eritrea is particularly instructive, as it demonstrates what can happen to the freedom of religion, conscience and expression when the far-left comes to power, enabled by an Islamic majority. Since Eritrea’s independence in 1993, the country’s dictatorial regime has been an absolute authoritarianism that is doing everything possible to maintain its power. It has arrested, harassed and murdered Christians who are considered to be “agents of the West” and a threat to the government. To oppose the regime is to risk arrest, torture and the denial of legal protection. Pastors and priests are typically the main target for persecution and arrest in the country. For instance, seven Eritrean Christian leaders (including Orthodox priests) have been imprisoned for more than 20 years without charges. In Eritrea, an Islamist alliance with Communists may mirror what many fear may come to pass in Europe as the “Red-Green Alliance” menacingly grows. For more info, please read this latest column by @DrCharlesJacobs and me: jns.org/with-the-media…