Uzay Bulut
Uzay Bulut is a Turkish journalist and political analyst formerly based in Ankara. She studied at İstanbul’s Boğaziçi University and Ankara’s Middle East Technical University. Her writings have appeared in various outlets such as the Washington Times, Christian Post, the Daily Caller, and Jerusalem Post. Her journalistic work focuses mainly on human rights, Turkish politics and history, religious minorities in the Middle East, and anti-Semitism. She is a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Gatestone Institute.
Pakistan: Streets of Fear
September 2025:Afzal Masih and his cousin Harris Tariq Masih were among a group of Catholics who were in a passenger van en route to the annual Feast of the Nativity of Mary shrine in Mariamabad, Sheikhpura District. They were attacked by Muslims with a Kalashnikov assault rifle, said Aurangzeb Peter, a member of the traveling group.
Read Article »“Nobody Talks about It”: Jihadi Terrorists Continue to Ravage Africa
December 2024:Islamic jihadist terrorists continue to ravage Africa, with groups like Boko Haram and ISWAP killing civilians and soldiers in Chad and Nigeria. The violence has caused a humanitarian crisis, with millions of Christians displaced. The rise of Islamic militancy in the Sahel region has profound implications for Chad, particularly for its Christian population, who are targeted by Islamic militants.
Read Article »Pakistan’s Blasphemy Culture Does Not Belong in the West
August 2024:Pakistan is in the news again with horrifyingly brutal murders of people over allegations of “blasphemy.” There are almost no Muslim objections to these atrocities because they are committed to advance the cause of Islam.
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