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Tag Archives: Mosul
The courageous Mosul Iraq journalist-blogger who kept his eye on the Islamic State, from the inside
NATIONAL REVIEW ‘Trust No One, Document Everything’ by Jay Nordlinger June 21, 2018 Omar Mohammed is an historian and a “citizen journalist,” as some people say. He is an Iraqi from Mosul, a city that was occupied by the Islamic … Continue reading
World Ignores Christian Exodus from Islamic World
GATESTONE INSTITUTE by Raymond Ibrahim August 6, 2014 While the world fixates on the conflict between Israel and Hamas—and while most mainstream media demonize Israel for trying to survive amid a sea of Arab-Islamic hostility—similar or worse tragedies continue to … Continue reading
Why No One Cares About the Christians of Mosul. We know why that is.
COMMENTARY by Tom Wilson July 29, 2014 No one cares about the Christians of Mosul–or perhaps we should say the Christians formerly of Mosul. The reports in recent days suggest that the last Christians have now fled that city, forced … Continue reading
What’s the Obama Strategy? Mosul Madness in a Collapsing Middle East
AMERICAN INTEREST by Walter Mead June 10, 2024 The Greater Middle East moved significantly closer to a total meltdown this week. The vicious civil war in Iraq escalated as one of the global terror movement’s most bloodthirsty factions conquered the … Continue reading