This Week's Islamic Massacres > 15 security personnel, 12 militants dead in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; One dead, 24 injured in Nepal; 30 Christians (11 children) slaughtered by Fulani militants in Nigeria

 

Pakistan: Islamic jihadis attack security post, murder 15 security personnel

Jul 29, 2026 8:00 am By Robert Spencer2 Comments

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan implements Sharia to a great degree, but it is still not an Islamic emirate, with a Muslim cleric at the helm. As such, it is made up of heretics and apostates who can lawfully be killed in jihad massacres such as the one we see here.

“Indeed, Allah has bought from the believers their lives and their wealth, because the garden will be theirs, they will fight in the way of Allah and will kill and be killed. It is a promise that is binding on him in the Torah and the Gospel and the Qur’an. Who fulfills his covenant better than Allah? Rejoice then in your bargain that you have made, for that is the supreme triumph.” (Qur’an 9:111)

Suicide bomber, gunmen attack security post in northwest Pakistan, killing 15 security personnel

Associated Press, July 24, 2026 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):

ISLAMABAD (AP) — A suicide bomber backed by gunmen attacked a security checkpoint in northwest Pakistan, killing 15 members of the security forces, the military said Friday.

In a statement, the military said troops repelled the overnight assault in Tank, in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, and killed 12 militants.

The military blamed the attack on the Pakistani Taliban, known as Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP.

The group is separate from but allied with Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers. Pakistan has long accused Afghanistan’s Taliban government of providing sanctuary to TTP militants, an allegation Kabul denies….

According to the military, the attackers attempted to storm the checkpoint but were pushed back by security forces before ramming an explosives-laden vehicle into the perimeter wall, triggering a powerful blast that severely damaged the checkpoint.

Nepal: Muslim mob attacks Hindu pilgrimage, one killed, 24 injured

Aug 1, 2026 8:00 am By Robert Spencer7 Comments

Nepal is 81% Hindu, but everywhere Islam goes, it causes strife with non-Muslims. Terror, indeed, is the Qur’anic imperative: “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)

Nepal violence: Muslim mob attacks Hindu Kanwar Yatra over DJ music, 1 killed, curfew imposed in multiple districts

OpIndia, July 30, 2026:

Nepal has tightened security and imposed curfews in several districts after violence erupted in Sunsari district of Koshi Province, leaving one person dead and 24 others injured. The unrest began after Muslims attacked the Hindu Kanwar Yatra over DJ music, prompting authorities to extend restrictions and increase security across sensitive areas.

According to the District Police Office, Sunsari, the incident took place around 10:15 pm on Sunday, 26th July in Dewanganj Rural Municipality-3, Kaptainganj. Police said Police said a group of Hindu youths carrying a DJ sound system while heading to offer water to the Koshi River entered a predominantly Muslim locality.

The little argument soon escalated into a clash between members of the two communities, with both sides throwing stones and attacking each other. As the situation worsened, teams from the Nepal Police and the Armed Police Force intervened, and police fired several rounds to disperse the crowd.

The violence claimed the life of 30-year-old Om Prakash Mehta of Dewanganj-3. Senior Superintendent of Police Yogendra Singh Thapa, spokesperson for the Koshi Province Police Office in Biratnagar, said 24 people, including security personnel, were injured. Those injured include 10 Nepal Police personnel, five Armed Police Force personnel, and nine civilians. They are undergoing treatment at hospitals in Biratnagar and Sunsari….

 

30 Christians Slaughtered in Nigeria as Study Highlights Threat from Islamic Fulani Militias

A recent brutal attack in Nigeria left 30 Christians, including 11 children, dead, underscoring the severe and escalating violence disproportionately targeting believers in the region. 

A brutal attack in Nigeria last weekend that left 30 Christians dead, including 11 children, underscores the growing danger facing believers in that country and offers further evidence that the violence is disproportionately targeting Christians, experts on the region say.

The attack unfolded just before midnight on Sunday, July 26, when suspected Islamic Fulani militants went from house to house in the village of Naridon in the Kauru Local Government Area, killing residents without regard for age or sex.

The victims included 21 from a Catholic church and nine from ECWA (Evangelical Church Winning All), according to Open Doors.

The oldest victim was 87, the youngest 3. Among the dead were eight children under 10.

This Week's Islamic Massacres > Dozens of Christians murdered in Ethiopia; Pakistan blows up Afghan children and women, for a good cause!!!

 

Ethiopia: Muslims murder at least 50 Ethiopian Orthodox Christians, burn down 101-year-old church

Jun 11, 2026 9:00 am By Robert Spencer12 Comments

Everywhere that Muslims and non-Muslims live in close proximity, some of the Muslims do violence to the non-Muslims. Meanwhile, note that in the two reports below (not the X posts), there is not the slightest mention of the identity of the perpetrators. Their identity is clear, since the reports say that they were trying to stir up religious tensions by means of these attacks on Christians, but nowhere does either report dare to spell out the obvious. The whole world is afraid even to discuss Islamic jihad violence as what it is, and many remain eager to make excuses for it, pretending that it is something other than what it really is, and doing their best to disguise the fact that the perpetrators of the acts of violence in question were Islamic jihadis. This fear is one of the jihadis’ most powerful allies.

Ethiopia’s Oromia: 35 Christians killed in ethno-religious tensions

APA News, June 7, 2026:

At least 35 Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Christians were killed in a latest wave of religious driven attack in Arsi zone of Oromia regional state, APA can report over the weekend.

The centre of the violence was in the East Arsi Zone targeting farming communities in remote localities around Teleta Gebriel, approximately 18 kilometers from Aseko town, and continued through the national election period on 1st June….

The latest flare-up began on 30 May in Teleta Gebriel, a remote area in Aseko District, and later spread to other regions. Incidents were reported in several districts, with militants of the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) selectively beheading members of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, burning villages and churches, and destroying properties.

The exact death toll is still unknown, but some reports suggest that 37 to 40 people may have died in the latest incidents and hundreds of others were displaced….

In a statement issued Friday, the Office of Ethiopian Prime Minister said the recent attacks, including the killing of civilians and destruction of homes and places of worship, were carried out with the clear intention to “inflame ethnic and religious tensions and deepen social divisions” among communities….

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The Ethio-Canadian Network for Advocacy and Support (ECNAS) Statement On Arsi Massacre

Borkena, June 9, 2026:

The Ethio-Canadian Network for Advocacy and Support (ECNAS) condemns, in the strongest possible terms, the latest wave of killings, displacement, destruction of homes, and attacks on places of worship targeting Orthodox Christian communities in the East Arsi Zone of the Oromia Region, Ethiopia.

Recent public reports indicate that the East Arsi Diocese of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church documented deadly attacks carried out by armed actors on May 31 and June 1, 2026, across rural villages in the Asko, Shirka, and Honqolo Wabe districts. According to Wazema, at least 13 Orthodox Christian followers were killed, more than 280 residents were displaced, and the historic Teleta Cheffa St. Gabriel Church was destroyed. Buildings belonging to Kara Kuftena Medhanealem Church were also targeted (wazema.substack.com). IDN-InDepthNews reports that “at least 37 Orthodox Christians were killed in Aleko Teleta district Tefa Kebele of Arsi zone, Oromia, on 1 June by an armed group, with others reported missing, while over 280 houses were burned down.” (indepthnews.net). The Reporter, citing a letter from the East Arsi Diocese to the Holy Synod, reported that nine Christians were killed on May 31 alone, 280 residents were evicted, and the 101-year-old Telata St. Gabriel Church was completely burned. The report also noted that casualty figures remain contested, with some sources claiming higher numbers (The Reporter Magazine).

These latest attacks are not isolated incidents. In March 2026, Borkena reported that 34 Orthodox Christians were killed over a four-day period in the Sherka and Merti districts, while others were injured, reported missing, or abducted, citing diocesan and church-affiliated sources (Borkena). Open Doors also reported that attacks in East Arsi in late-February claimed nearly 30 lives, including Orthodox Christians killed at a marketplace and inside a church. The organization further described a pattern of violence specifically targeting Orthodox Christian communities (Open Doors UK & Ireland).

ECNAS is gravely concerned that these repeated attacks appear to target civilians on the basis of their religious identity and, in many cases, their perceived ethnic identity….

Pakistani strikes kill 13 civilians in Afghanistan

Islamabad violated Afghan airspace in launching the overnight attacks, a Taliban spokesperson has alleged

Published 10 Jun, 2026 21:01 | Updated 11 Jun, 2026 11:12

File photo of the destruction after the Pakistani warplanes bombed Kabul, on October 16, 2025. © Getty Images / Haroon Sabawoon/Anadolu via Getty Images

Hostilities flared up on the Afghan-Pakistan border overnight as strikes by the Pakistani military killed 13 civilians, Afghan officials have said.

The strikes took place in the Afghan border provinces of Kunar, Khost, and Paktika, according to Zabihullah Mujahid, a government spokesman. It marks the deadliest episode in weeks, following a period of relative calm.

The Pakistani bombing claimed the lives of “11 children, one woman, and one elderly man,” Mujahid posted on X. Fourteen others were injured, he said, including women and children.

An AFP report quoting an unidentified official in Khost said a strike on a house in Spera district killed nine and wounded 11. Residents of a neighboring province said a separate attack claimed three civilians in Barmal district. The deceased were all children, a resident said.

Pakistan has accused Afghanistan’s Taliban government of sheltering armed groups that conduct cross-border raids and terrorist attacks, including the bombing of a mosque in Islamabad in February that killed more than 30 people. Afghanistan has, in turn, accused Pakistan of “unforgivable war crimes.” Low-intensity clashes have continued on the Afghan-Pakistan border despite the two nations agreeing to a truce in late March.

Islamabad has repeatedly said its strikes in Afghanistan are aimed at insurgents carrying out attacks on its territory and that it does not target civilians.

But a United Nations report published last month put the death toll of Afghan civilians at 372 in the first three months of this year. It said 397 people have been wounded in the conflict.

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Pakistan partly attributes the strain in its relationship with Kabul to the latter’s increasing engagement with its longtime rival, India.