Trinity Broadcasting Network cancels a 2nd show for criticism of Islam

Folks, Zola Levitt, who died just a few months ago from cancer, was one of the foremost defenders of Israel. You can read my previous posts on Zola Levitt here, here, here, and here. May he rest in peace. From WND:
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"Zola Levitt Presents," a long-running, issue-oriented weekly TV program often critical of the jihadist ideology within Islam, has been canceled by the Trinity Broadcasting Network, producers says, because of efforts by TBN to cater to its growing audience in the Arab world.

Though spokesmen for TBN were unavailable over the weekend for comment, the cancellation, effective today, would make it the second long-time program scrubbed by the largest Christian broadcaster because of sensitivities about Muslim content.

In January of this year, Hal Lindsey's "The International Intelligence Briefing," notified TBN he would not be back because of what considered to be efforts to muzzle his opinions about radical Islam.

Lindsey, author of "The Late Great Planet Earth" and considered to be the biggest selling author alive today and a weekly columnist for WND, had anchored the program for the last 12 years on the world's largest Christian network.

Zola Levitt Ministries made the announcement about TBN in the September issue of its newsletter, the Levitt Letter.

"Our television ministry could be facing its own Armageddon of sorts," wrote Mark Levitt. "TBN committed to continuing our broadcasts only so long as we could furnish new programs that featured Zola. A high-level TBN executive suggested that Jeff's TV series on Isaiah would be satisfactory thereafter in terms of being neither too pro-Israel nor unduly anti-Arab. TBN, you see, is modifying its programming to be suitable for broadcast in Arab nations. Despite our best efforts to appease their programming directors, our last program on TBN will air on Monday, Aug. 28."
The show will continue on the Internet, Mark Levitt explains.

Zola Levitt, known for the tagline, "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem," died last April after a battle with cancer.