The Islamists Massacring Christians in Nigeria Are a Threat to Israel & the Western World

The ongoing massacres of Christians by Fulani Islamists in Nigeria represent a grave and immediate danger—not only for Nigeria but for Israel and the entire Western world. These militants, driven by radical Islamist ideology, are not isolated extremists; they are part of a broader, systemic threat that echoes the menace seen in Sudan and other parts of the Muslim world.

Evidence increasingly points to the sponsorship of these atrocities by Iran and Yemen, transmitted through the Nigerian government. This covert support must be thoroughly investigated and exposed. The international community cannot afford to turn a blind eye as innocent Christians are slaughtered and displaced on a daily basis. Their cries for help are urgent and must be heard globally.

The Nigerian government’s complicity is evident. Many senior officials are radical Muslims, and their failure—or refusal—to curb these violent acts indicates a deliberate neglect or even an endorsement of the atrocities. Because of this internal bias, the Nigerian authorities are unable or unwilling to confront the Fulani militants effectively. Consequently, the victims—Nigerian Christians—stand defenseless.

Support for Nigerian Christians must be intensified. They need practical assistance, and in the face of a hostile and uncooperative government, some argue that they should even be armed for self-defense. The Nigerian police and army, known for their pro-Islamic leanings, have shown little to no willingness to protect or arrest the Fulani militants. Their silence and inaction speak volumes.

Unspoken but undeniable is the agenda behind these brutal acts: to kill, persecute, and displace Christians. This is not random violence but part of a jihadist ideological pursuit to conquer and subjugate all non-Muslims, especially Christians. Christianity remains the only obstacle to a complete Islamic conquest of Nigeria.

The plight of Nigerian Christians calls for global action and prayer. Their lives are in imminent danger. Men, women, and children are being murdered simply for their faith. This tragedy demands our compassion and practical intervention.

What is the purpose of preaching the universal Kingdom of God if we turn a blind eye to those under attack? Our faith compels us to respond with both spiritual and tangible support. We must pray for their survival and take concrete steps to save their lives.

Let us stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Nigeria. Their resilience and faith are a testament to the enduring power of Christ’s love amid persecution. The time to act is now—before more lives are lost.

By Pillar of Fire Press
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