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The Christian bishop stabbed multiple times in Western Sydney is defending X, and forgiving his young Muslim attacker. Mar Mari Emmanuel used his first sermon since leaving hospital to double down on Christian forgiveness.

We recently passed the marker of six months since Hamas launched a bitter war with Israel in Gaza, triggered by the brutal massacres and atrocities of October 7. This is a good point to step back and assess where we are in this intense conflict.

The Australian Prime Minister is more upset about video footage of a Christian minister being stabbed than about the Christian minister being stabbed. And now NSW Islamic leaders are more upset about not being consulted over terror raids than about the fact teenage Muslims are allegedly planning attacks on the public.

That anti-Jewish and anti-Israel sentiment is now reaching fever pitch is clear. It is becoming less and less safe for Jews to live normal lives in many Western cities, and as usual, Israel is being demonised by our elites, much of the media, and the secular left.

Australia's eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant has gone to war with Elon Musk, imposing global censorship on Twitter via an Australian court order.

How can we, individually and as a nation, protect ourselves from the insidious invasion of termites in our government, media and other aspects of our society?

Unsurprisingly, Australia’s left-wing media shifted attention away from the Islamist motive. Instead, leftist news organisations slammed Bishop Mar Mari as hardline ultra-conservative, anti-LGBTQ, and an anti-vaxxer.

The head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, Mike Burgess, stated that a former Member of Parliament had been a spy for an unnamed foreign regime. The regime is widely believed to be the Chinese Communist Party.

A Christian priest was stabbed in the face by an Islamic jihadist last night, and the UK’s Telegraph went with this headline: “Stabbed bishop is a lockdown and Covid-19 vaccine sceptic.”

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken time out from undermining Israel to comment on last night’s terror attack in Western Sydney. The PM was asked what comfort he could give to Christians. His response was interesting...

Since October 7, there has been a deafening silence across much of Australia’s Muslim community. Only a few have condemned Hamas. In my view, this highlights the dangerous rise of political and radical Islam. These communities must have the courage to stand against hate.

Investigations into the incident are ongoing, though initial reports suggest Israeli commanders had mistakenly believed there was a terrorist travelling with the aid group. But the reaction from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been over the top.

The Jews’ celebration of Purim this year has a certain poignancy, as they are conscious of the current war and threats, and growing antisemitism. However, hopefully, they will also be conscious that God saved them from Haman and from many others, and that He can and will do it again.

The Trudeau government has introduced legislation that, if passed, will result in prison time for Canadians accused of hate crimes.

Riding on the heels of France cementing the macabre termination of motherhood into its constitution, Biden appears hopeful that aborting Americans will win him four more years.

Florida’s citizen-soldiers are being mobilised to help Texas fortify against what’s been dubbed the Biden border crisis. Governor Ron DeSantis announced the decision on 2 February in defiance of the White House’s border order.

Christian history towards the Jewish people has been one of misunderstanding and ignorance. More recently, the church in Australia has been mostly silent about one of the most hideous acts of terrorism the world has ever seen.

Holocaust denial and the comparison of Israeli Zionism to Nazism has rapidly become a powerful strategic communication tool in the hands of both state and non-state actors within the context of the perennial Arab-Israeli conflict.

UNRWA, an agency of the United Nations, has terminated 12 employees following allegations they joined terrorists in the October 7 invasion of Israel.

The plight of Alverez and the Nicaraguan church in general speaks volumes about how misinformation/disinformation laws can quickly deteriorate into weapons of forced speech and mass censorship.