On 4th January 2024, Islamic State Mozambique launched a campaign against Christians, “And Kill Them Wherever You Find Them.” Within a week, eight “operations” were carried out against Christians in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province, resulting in 10 Christians murdered and more than 200 houses burned. Between 4th January and 12th February, IS-M carried out attacks resulting in at least 22 murders (including one beheading), one abduction, 237 homes burned, five churches burned as well as a hospital, Christian school and other infrastructure buildings burned. These attacks are occurring with little deterrence and counterattacks, leaving Christians at the mercy of IS-M jihadists. Of course this is not thought newsworthy in the West and there is no international condemnation or protest marches.

Perhaps those asylum seekers who have converted to Christianity could organise a march.

hats off to palace, they were always gonna be louder, and hate to say it but they were impressive ALL bouncing and singing.

FYI I haven't read the Koran or other writings on which Islam is based.

Apparently in one part (1) the prophet tells his followers to respect other faiths and obey their laws. In another part (2) it's all Jihad and violence against the non believers.

I'm told that (1) was written at a time when Islam was a minority religion and faced persecution from the other faiths.

(2) Was written at a time when Islam was becoming the dominate faith in that region.

Interesting.

One more point

In Uganda, in June, at least forty-two were killed in an attack by an Islamic terror group, Allied Democratic Forces. The attack was on a Christian boarding school. A witness told the BBC the schoolchildren were singing gospel songs before bedtime when the terrorists struck. They cut the students down with machetes and burnt others alive in their dormitory. The attackers were overheard shouting Allahu Akbar during the 90-minute onslaught on Lhubiriha Secondary School. Thirty-seven of the dead were students at the school. Others killed included a school guard. The victims were aged 12 – 70. Eight others were severely wounded, eight others kidnapped.

On August 16, 2023, twenty-six Christian churches in Jaranwala, Punjab, pakistan were burnt down by acts of arson, and homes belonging to Christian families were looted and destroyed by Muslim rioters.

On November 27, 2020, Islamist militants attacked the Christian-majority village of Lembantongoa in Sulawesi, Indonesia, killing the village elder with a knife in front of his family before attacking his son-in-law and two other relatives who tried to intervene. The attackers then burned a Salvation Army church and six houses.