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Sheridan also brings to attention the suffering of Christians and other minorities across the Middle East, including in Syria, Yemen, Sudan, and parts of Africa. He criticizes the international response—or lack thereof—highlighting that the global left’s concern appears selective, mainly focusing on crises involving American or Israeli victims. He decries what seems to be a lack of genuine moral outrage for the ongoing atrocities committed by Islamist terrorists in regions outside the Middle East, which results in the silent suffering of countless Christians and other minorities.