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Both US policy and Middle East wisdom discourage suffering Christians from resettling in the West.

The Middle East diaspora appreciates the House’s recognition at last. But what they really want is repentance.

Middle East believers say the enemies of their enemies are not necessarily their friends.

In areas where minority faiths have carved out a peaceful coexistence, are governments willing to honor the full history also?

Preemptive Love’s Jeremy Courtney says despite the Turkey deal, “This crisis shows no sign of letting up, and we can’t either.”

While Trump defends US withdrawal, advocates fear “Turkey will complete the work that ISIS tried to do, in eradicating Christians from this region.”

Government status would help streamline outreach and foreign partnerships—and alleviate some outside concerns about their churches.

After surviving a civil war and ISIS attacks, the Christian minority fears a Turkish takeover in Kurdish border region.

The Department of Education called out the program for sidelining non-Muslim faiths—but even Christians wonder whether the feds should oversee college curricula.

Cheering US faith principles, the president pledges new funds and business support to curb persecution.

A 2019 survey shows how relationships curb Islamophobia and improve understanding between the two faiths.

Muslim lawyer who helped Hobby Lobby and Hosanna-Tabor win at the Supreme Court details the difficulties Muslims face in securing the freedoms that US Christians demand.

Shift in human rights language could allow for greater acceptance in the Muslim world.

Followers of Islam admire the mother of Jesus. But can she be a bridge to Christianity?

Does good press lead to greater gains in the Muslim world? Or merely cover a multitude of sins?

Amid funerals and fears after ISIS-linked attacks, Christian leaders across the island explain how they are guiding the faithful on mourning and Muslims.

(UPDATED) American evangelicals are more likely than American Jews (67% vs. 47%) to say Trump is “striking the right balance” on Israel.

The complexity of the situation even presents a challenge to Jewish Christian unity.

Historic confessions escape an Islamist, while Muslim converts pray for reform.