Christian Genocide in the Democratic Republic of Congo

 

Democratic Republic of Congo: Muslims ‘began killing many Christians who were crying to Jesus Christ,’ murder 21

May 18, 2026 3:00 pm By Robert Spencer12 Comments

Terror is not incidental to this. It is the whole point of the endeavor: “Make ready for them all that you can of force and of warhorses, so that by them you may strike terror in the enemy of Allah and your enemy…” — Qur’an 8:60

The jihadis want to frighten the Christians into fleeing the area. Then they can claim it as “Muslim land.” This is what has happened all over the “Islamic world.” In fact, it is what created the domains of Islam, far more than preaching Islam ever did. The domains of Islam are the product of terrorizing Infidels into submission and conversion, by killing them and/or making life so difficult for them as non-Muslims that they see conversion to Islam as the only way forward.

Apakolu, Democratic Republic of Congo, International Christian Concern

More Christians Slaughtered in Biakato, DRC

International Christian Concern, May 14, 2026:

On May 13, ADF rebels attacked Christians in Biakato, Mambassa Territory, Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), slaughtering 21 people and burning down homes.

“The rebels came during the night and started tying people,” a villager named Kabanga said. “Then they began killing many Christians who were crying to Jesus Christ. I had hidden myself under the bed. After that, I started hearing loud pangas (large knives) on Christian bodies and the cries of many people crying for help.”

The Islamic group, which intends to expand its religion through the killing of innocent Christians, has now become a source of fear in the DRC, especially in the east.

Biakato is fast becoming the site of some of the rebels’ deadliest attacks. This is evident by the successive attacks that have taken place since May 5, extending to nearby communities where many people were brutally killed.

“ADF Islamists have killed a lot of people among us!” a local named Bibuya said. “We just found a few, but others are nowhere to be seen. Sometimes smell has helped us find others who were not found on the day of the attacks. We just go to bed not knowing what the night will bring.”…