"The Kafirs [Unbelievers] Should Be Killed, All of Them"

 

In this mailing: Raymond Ibrahim: "The Kafirs [Unbelievers] Should Be Killed, All of Them": The Persecution of Christians, October 2022 Amir Taheri: Tehran Dangles the Samson Option Again "The Kafirs [Unbelievers] Should Be Killed, All of Them": The Persecution of Christians, October 2022 by Raymond Ibrahim  •  November 27, 2022 at 5:00 am       "I heard them. They were shouting in Arabic and Swahili, saying that the kafirs [unbelievers] should be killed, all of them, and make Congo an Islamic state. Shoot all of them. Kill all of them, and burn their houses, these notorious Christians." — Persecution.org, October 10, 2022, Democratic Republic of Congo. "The ADF rebels attacked the village, and more precisely the hospital. They looted everything they could find, taking medicines, and at the end they set fire to the building. A nun, who is also a doctor and was on night duty, was burned alive, along with a patient.... [Once the hospital was destroyed] the rebels continued on their way and set fire to another hospital nearby." — Father Marcelo Oliveira, Aid to the Church in Need, October 22, 2022, Democratic Republic of Congo. "When they were all gathered, they started asking who is Muslim and who is Christian. Those who identified as Christian, they started tying their hands behind their back and they cut their throats." — Bishop Alberto Vera Aréjula of Nacala, Aid to the Church in Need, October 5, 2022, Mozambique. Before long, the video went viral on social media, and was even broadcast as "breaking news" by TV9, which referred to James [falsely accused of blasphemy] as a "sanitary worker" — code in Pakistan for both Christians and the lowest of the low. In James' own words, "I knew the sensitivity of this news; it was a death warrant against me." — Voice of the Martyrs, October 12, 2022, Pakistan. "[It is] an easy way to settle personal scores against someone. People don't even think twice before using this law against someone, as victims of this law have to spend 8-11 years in prison to prove themselves innocent...." — Nasir Saeed, Director of Centre for Legal Aid & Assistance, Voice of the Martyrs, October 22, 2022, Pakistan. The president of Cairo University, Muhammad Uthman al-Khosht, assigned 31 new directors, deputy directors, managers, and researchers to head a number of departments, including those of agriculture, medicine, engineering, nursing, dentistry, statistical research, and African Studies. Although the Copts—Egypt's indigenous, Christian, people—make up anywhere from 10-20% of its population, notable among these new Cairo University hires is that not a single one of them is Christian. All are Muslim. Earlier this year, 98 female judges took the legal oath in preparation for assuming judicial roles in Egypt's State Council.... [S]ince its inception 75 years earlier, not a single woman had sat on the podium of the State Council court—and now 98 are. Yet, not one of them is a Christian... at the very least 10 of the 98 should have, for proper representation, been Christian. Earlier this year, 98 female judges were appointed to judicial roles in Egypt's State Council. Since its inception 75 years earlier, no woman had sat on the podium of the State Council court — and now 98 are. Yet, not one of them is a Christian, despite the fact that the Christian Copts account for between 10-20% of the nation's population. Pictured: Judge Radwa Helmi Ahmad, the first woman on the bench of Egypt's State Council, sits on her first hearing in Cairo, on March 5, 2022. (Photo by Samer Abdallah/AFP via Getty Images) [/PIC] The following are among the murders and abuses Muslims inflicted on Christians throughout the month of October 2022: The Muslim Slaughter of Christians Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): On Oct. 1, machete-wielding militants of the so-called "Allied Democratic Forces" (ADF), a wing of the Islamic State, slaughtered 14 men and women in a surprise attack on a village in the Christian nation (96% Christian, 1% Muslim). According to another report, the bodies of those hacked to death "were found bearing signs of torture." Before leaving, the militants had torched the village, destroying the survivors' livelihoods, and had abducted two children. Again, on Oct. 5, the jihadists slaughtered between 10 and 20 Christians, including a pastor, during a raid on another village, which they also torched before leaving. An additional 20 villagers were also reported missing. According to a survivor: Continue Reading Article