So you live in a war zone. You are involved emotionally because of a bloody conflict between your nationality and citizenship. Everybody else has the freedom to express their minds but you are suppressed.
What do you do? Can you ignore your feelings and natural inclination to express them or say the truth as you see it?

Such persecution was made possible by a bipartisan American faction that supported the invasion of Iraq — an invasion that created a violent void in which sectarian violence raged. And let's not forget that this coalition included the strong, vocal, and public support of influential evangelicals — claiming to speak on behalf of the "Prince of Peace" no less.

Only a third of those UK Christians polled (33.1 per cent) strongly agreed or tended to agree with the statement that ‘God gave the land that is now Israel to the Jewish people’

Muslim Writer laments the fate of Muslims in the Middle East after the Christians leave it.
Get out, all of you, for we hate you and don’t want you among us. Get out, for we have grown tired of progress, civilization, openness, tolerance, love, brotherliness, coexistence, and forgiveness.

We refuse to compete in demonstrating who is more right or more righteous. Instead, we call the followers of Jesus to act justly and to compete in showing others mercy and love

The situation in Gaza is much worse than during any other conflict there has been before. Dear brothers are breaking down in agony due to the trauma they are suffering from the constant bombardment. Even amongst those who have not been killed, many lives will never be the same again.

Faten is a citizen of Gaza and a committed Baptist. I am amazed by Faten’s sense of divine sovereignty. She wholeheartedly believes that her life is in God’s hands. God is her refuge in Gaza. God called her to serve Him in this difficult place and she will honor her Lord.

There is no way to avoid it: If the Christian believers really want to obey their master, they should not just be praying “thy kingdom come” but truly pursuing it- even between Israel and the Palestinians.

We hope that the violence will soon cease, and that all of this will be behind us by the time you read this. But, nonetheless, the results of these acts of violence will remain with us, namely, the casualties, the suffering, and the elevated hatred and hopelessness on both sides.