Peace on Paper, War on the Ground: Why Gaza’s Latest “Breakthrough” Has Yet to Protect Palestinians
President Trump has presented a new Gaza roadmap as a major step toward peace. Yet Palestinians continue to be killed and displaced, Israeli military control has expanded, reconstruction remains stalled, and developments in the West Bank are making a viable Palestinian future even more difficult to imagine. President Donald Trump recently announced what he called […]
From Mosque Doors to City Hall: American Muslims Face Growing Pressure Over the Right to Worship
A recent concentration of attacks, threats, intimidation, and mosque-related zoning disputes suggests that pressure on Muslim religious institutions is not confined to isolated incidents. Across the United States, Muslim communities are increasingly being forced to defend something the Constitution is supposed to guarantee: the right to gather, build institutions, educate their children, and worship without […]
The National Twin-Mosque Initiative: Moving From Faith to Action
USCMO’s National Twin-Mosque Initiative calls Muslim institutions to transform belief, concern, and opposition to racism into practical and sustained action. Allah, the true and only God who created us and the one and only God who will judge us, has paired faith and action fifty times in the Quran. He defines Muslims as “those who […]
USCMO Recognizes Historic Muslim American Civic Milestone Following Michigan U.S. Senate Primary
(Washington, D.C., 7/5/2026) – The US Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO),the nation’s largest umbrella organization for national, regional, and local Muslim organizations, recognizes the historic significance of Dr. Abdul El-Sayed securing the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate in Michigan. By advancing to the November 3 general election, Dr. El-Sayed moves one step closer […]