Samuel Ibrahim

Capitalism: The Moral Case — Reckoning for a Misled Generation

Modern society has grown deeply hostile to moral judgment. We are told that right and wrong are subjective, that absolutes are dangerous, and that all systems deserve “nuanced” treatment regardless of their record. As a result, public discourse has been stripped of moral clarity. Everything is relative, nothing is accountable, and truth is routinely sacrificed

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What’s Next: A Wake-Up Call from the Streets of Washington, D.C

It is with great difficulty—but even greater urgency—that this is written in the wake of a horrifying act of terrorism in our nation’s capital. The brutal, premeditated murder of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, two Israeli Embassy staffers, was not a random act of violence. It was an act of ideological warfare. The assailant, a

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The Qatar Quandary: A Cautionary Tale of Influence and Compromise

While millions of Americans are encouraged to see a president who demonstrates the moral courage and conviction to place America’s interests first, an uncomfortable reality persists: Qatar’s growing influence within the Trump administration raises significant questions about foreign entanglements and ideological compromise. Though President Trump has earned a reputation as a master negotiator and consummate

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The Silent Genocide: The Massacre of Christians in the Middle East and Africa

In past several weeks, the world has watched in silent complicity as the slaughter of Christians unfolds across the Middle East and Africa. These massacres, carried out by Islamist terrorists, are not isolated incidents—they are a systematic campaign of extermination against Christian communities. In just on instance in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Islamist militants

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