Author: Abdul Masih

By Abdul Masih — Because of its name, the United Nations holds a lot of weight. It is seen as official, unbiased, a referee who doesn’t take sides, who adheres to moral principles. Media can rely on U.N. data and expert opinions, right? Actually, wrong. As the Israel-Hamas War has shown, the United Nations is anything but fair. In fact, it’s substantially anti-Israel, even while it lavishes love on such flagrant human rights violators as Iran. Instead of providing trustworthy information, the U.N. “laundered” the exaggerations, misrepresentations and outright lies of Hamas, according to the Hoover Institution. Hamas lost the…

Distinctly, Wes Bentley heard God say to remain in a South Sudanese village after he contracted malaria and not fly out to seek help from a Western hospital. As a result of his “foolhardy” obedience to the voice of God, two generals – one known as the Butcher of Sudan – came to know Christ. “When I got sick, had I disobeyed the Lord and said I don’t want to be uncomfortable and gotten on that airplane and flown out, would these two men ever come to know Christ as their personal Savior?” Wes says on a Calvary Chapel Chino…

By Abdul Masih — A feud between generals in Sudan has killed 40,000+ and forced 14M to flee, creating the world’s worst humanitarian crisis at present, but the conflagration gets eclipsed by the news cycle obsessed with Gaza, Iran and Ukraine. “Fifty million people live here, 25 million are in some sort of humanitarian need,” says Elizabeth Hoffman of the One Campaign. “But because of everything else going on in the world, Sudan often falls below the headlines and feels like a forgotten crisis.” Formerly allies, Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan of the Sudanese Armed Forces and Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti)…

By Abdul Masih — President Trump was unable to secure the release from Chinese prison of Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri in his 2-day summit with his counterpart in Beijing. Therefore, Pastor Jin — whose Zion Church founded in 2007 has become one of the largest unregistered church — will remain in jail patiently enduring his persecution with trust and peace. “Don’t worry about me. I find great comfort in being able to endure this little suffering for the gospel,” Pastor Jin wrote in 2025. “When I heard that many of our young ministers, deacons and elders have been imprisoned, I…

By Abdul Masih – Angel Ortiz smuggled drugs for the Juarez Cartel into America, up the East Coast and to Denver. So when he got saved, discipled and ordained to launch a church in Cuba, Angel didn’t worry about rules banning Americans from taking up residence in the socialist island. He didn’t worry about the ban on foreign preachers. “I never cared about the law, so why would I start now?” said the now-evangelist based in El Paso, TX. “My past is what made me who I am.” Not only did Angel Ortiz live in Havana, he raised up a…

By Abdul Masih — Hearing that Hindus and even priests were becoming Christians, a religious fanatic showed up at a village meeting in the Sindh province of Pakistan ready to kill the Christian who was responsible for converting coreligionists. “He was angry and said that those who were leading Hindus astray should be attacked,” says Arch Bonnema, an Oklahoman who preaches via WhatsApp in Sindh’s villages with the help of his team. “He even declared that he wanted to carry out an attack on a person present there.” When he arrived, the preaching of the word was going on, so…

By Abdul Masih — With no place left to store its oil, Iran appears to be dumping oil into the Persian Gulf off exporting centers Kharg Island, the coast of Bandar Rig and the coast of Bushehr. It’s been a month since the United States countered Iran’s seizure of the Strait of Hormuz with a naval blockade, which has turned back some 70 ships to and from Iran, cutting off its oil exports. If Iran wished to provoke pain to the United States through worldwide recession, it doesn’t seem to have taken into account its own pain from its own…

By Abdul Masih — After Israel routed Egypt and Syria after their surprise attack in the Yom Kippur War of 1973, Arab nations punished the West with an oil embargo that sent gas prices rocketing, creating gas lines, panic and recession. But it’s not 1973 anymore. Iran is longing for that good old Islamic unity. After the U.S. and Israel struck 3,000 times in more than a month, Iran finds itself increasingly isolated from its Muslim brothers of the Gulf States. Many allowed the U.S. to use its sovereign land to attack Iran. In response, Iran lashed out with missile…

By Abdul Masih — A huge swath of the refugees coming into Europe are extremist Muslims — in part because they have been kicked out of the Middle East. “The Islamic population of Europe is much more radical than the Islamic population in most of the Middle East, in Egypt, in Jordan and the Gulf States,” says political commentator Victor Davis Hanson. Places like Egypt have banned the Muslim Brotherhood. So where do adherents to the jihadist group? To Europe, in the guise of being refugees. “Europe is sitting on a volcano,” Davis adds. “It’s not like they’ve had Middle…

Opinion By Abdul Masih — When Europe asked America to help Ukraine defend itself against Russia’s invasion, President Biden gave $350B — even though Ukraine wasn’t part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and wasn’t a threat to the U.S. But when American came calling to ask for help against Iran, a threat against everyone, Europe alternated between waffling and assuming a self-righteous attitude against Trump. So now, President Trump is threatening to remove 5,000+ troops from Germany, all of a sudden Germany remembers its partnership with the United States. “I am not giving up on working on the transatlantic…