On this week's edition of the Stakelbeck on Terror show, we sit down with Pastor John Hagee, founder of Christians United for Israel (CUFI), for a wide-ranging discussion about his organization's rapid growth, his personal journey into Christian Zionism, and the gathering threats against America and Israel.
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My new book, The Brotherhood: America's Next Great Enemy -- about the rise of the global Islamist movement led by the Muslim Brotherhood -- continues to hold strong as Amazon.com's # 1 book on the Middle East.
The month of May continued to prove that Nigeria is the most dangerous nation for Christians—where more Christians have been killed last year than all around the Muslim world combined.
The extreme dislike in Egypt for U.S. ambassador Anne Patterson — widely seen as a Muslim Brotherhood stooge — continues to manifest itself.
As Egypt's military continues to do battle with the Muslim Brotherhood and it's supporters, another protest movement is rising in the streets of Cairo.
A new group--known as Third Square--is neither pro-Morsi, nor pro-military. Organizers say they don't want their country controlled by Islamists or the military; neither rule is acceptable for Egypt.
Bruce Thornton, a fellow at the Hoover Institution just wrote a great and comprehensive review of my book, Crucified Again: Exposing Islam's New War on Christians. Read a part of his review here, or click on the link below to read the entire review.
When it comes to food additives, MSG is one of the worst. Sadly, it's in almost every kind of processed food, many fast foods, and restaurant foods. It makes food taste good, inhibits the feeling of being satisfied so you want more, and it's cheap.
So from a food manufacturer's standpoint, what's not to like? Never mind the fact that it's dangerous to your health. Your health is not their problem. Out-selling their competitors is their problem.
Before Egypt’s President Muhammad Morsi was ousted, April was one of the worst months for Christian Copts there. On April 5 near Cairo, when a longstanding feud between a Christian family and a Muslim family—based on male Muslims sexually harassing Christian girls—culminated in the violent deaths of six Christians, including two of the participants, a Christian and a Muslim, being set on fire, local Muslims went on another “collective punishment” spree.
Recently, I heard that one of my friends gave up their parenting rights. It shocked me. I have a number of friends who are alienated from their children by their ex; and although I do feel that some parents are not meant to be the mentor in a child’s life, I feel we create a serious problem when we block relationships between a parent and their children.