Bridge of Grace

Wasim Muhammad, who at the age of 56 is currently the President of the School Board in Camden, NJ, has been accused of committing sexual assault on a 14-year-old girl the 1990's.  The accused attended Cooper B. Hatch Middle School where Wasim worked as a social studies teacher.  She accused Wasim of kissing her, touching her inappropriately, and eventually taking her to local motels for sex.  Wasim's accuser stated that Wasim told her that she was his girlfriend, but that she couldn't tell anybody about their relationship.  Presently Wasim has maintained his innocence but has taken a leave of absence from his position at the school board until the case is resolved.  However, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is urging Wasim to resign in the face of these accusations.   As Wasim's case is coming to light, more information is now being shed on his life.  Wasim also serves as a minister in the Nation of Islam at Muhammad University of Islam School in Camden, which he establi

On Tuesday, April 23rd at 11pm, Islamic extremists attacked and burned down several Coptic Christian shops & homes in the village of Al-Fawakher located in the Minya Governate of Egypt.  During the attack, the Islamist arsonists tried to prevent the Christian residents from escaping their burning homes, but the authorities arrived in time to drive the attackers away and ensure that there were no fatalities in the attack.   Presently the village is home to over 3000 Coptic Christians.  The residents recently received a permit from the Egyptian authorities to build a church.  Coptic Christians who were associated with the project soon began receiving threats from local Islamic extremists in the area.  Though Minya Archbishop Abna Makarios alerted the authorities of the threats, they failed to take any action until the arson attack.  Sadly, this kind of danger is normal for the Coptic Christians of Egypt.  The last view years witnessed Jihadists gunmen attacking Coptic Christian pilgr

On Oct. 7th 2023 Hamas launched a murderous rampage on the Israelis near Gaza and they spared nobody in their rampage.  They killed men, women, & children without distinction, and in some cases, they slaughtered entire families.  Such was the case for the Siman Tov family.  Yonatan Kedem Siman Tov, his wife Tamar, their twin 6-year-old daughters Shahar & Arbel as well as their 4-year-old son Omer were all killed by Hamas terrorists, along with Yonatan's 70-year-old mother Carol.   Yonatan and his family resided in the Nir Oz kibbutz in Southern Israel, a residential community of approximately 400 people where Yonatan worked as an operations manager and wheat grower for the small community.  Unfortunately, Nir Oz is situated only 3 km from the Gaza border, which was well within range of the Hamas attack.  Despite their close proximity to Gaza, nobody thought that an attack like what happened on Oct. 7th would ever take place.  Tragically, this was not the case.  When the att