Even though their numbers are declining because of... take a guess. It's dishonest to point to Christian oppression while ignoring Islamic oppression.

1400 years later. After surviving the Crusades and the Mongols and the colonisation they still make up 10% of the population in Egypt and Syria. Now tell me how many Europeans are still pagans? How many French men are still Cathars?

Some times Muslims attacked Christians/Jewish much like Christians violence against others. Neither of these two religions looks any better than the other. And sometimes Muslims persecuted other Muslims just like Christians sometimes persecuted other Christians.

No one has denied violence and oppression. What separates Muslims and Christian Europeans is the level of sustained attack. The Franks weren't simply happy with beating the Saxons. They had to persecute them, destroy their places of worship and force them to convert. Then a few centuries later the Christians united to forcibly Christianise Northern Europeans. The name Prussia comes from a Baltic people who were wiped out only because they happened to be pagan. The Cathars didn't bother anybody and not only were they wiped out but so were their catholic neighbours.

Muslims may have acts of violence and oppress people but they have never gone through the level of sustain campaign of extermination that Europeans have. That is why religious diversity exists in the ME and not in Europe.

So astounding that there are more Zoroastrians in India than in Iran? so astounding that Baghdad was once 1/4 Jewish but now there is almost no Jews there? So astounding that Jews, Zoroastrians, Christians and Druze all have exoduses from their homes because their Muslim neighbours are just as bigoted as Christian kings of old?

Your desperate here. Most of the Zorastrians suffered when one dynasty in Iran decided to go nuts and slaughter a lot of people. Regardless of Muslims, Christians or Zorastrians. In fact most of their victims were Muslims. That is why Iran today is a Shia majority country instead of the Sunni majority it used to be. This is the only time it has happened in the ME.

Unlike Europe were countries rapidly moved away from Catholic and some were forced back. All of it was bloody and it was routine.

With the Jews the issue is political and you should know it if you bothered to do the most basic research. The Jews in the ME had to move away because of the creation of Israel. They lived side by side with Muslims for more than a thousand years and while life was never rosy, it was never as bad as Europe. European Jews with their Western mindset went and took over Palestine without consulting ME Jews. They kicked thousands of Muslims and Christians out and committed violent crimes to those who wanted to stay. The fear that it could happen to them made many people drive Jews out of their own country. Just like how Germans were driven out of Eastern and Central Europe and how Serbs were kicked out of Croatia in the '90s.

Define homogeneity, Christianity is one of the most fractured religions. There were pagans who existed up until the 18th century and Jewish communities have been in Europe since Roman rule.

Well I meant specifically Pre-Christian faiths, Orthodoxy, Catholicism and reformed Christianity. Pre-Christian faiths were wiped out and haven't survived unlike the ME where Christianity and Judaisim stayed strong for more than thousand years. Most European countries are officially one branch and most ethnic groups are associated with it. Greeks are Orthodox, Irish are Catholics while Swedes are Lutheran.

In the Levant it's incredibly common to have a town with many variants of Christianity and Islam. A Syrian Christian can be Greek Orthodox, Syriac, Armenian or Maronite. A Muslim can be Sunni, Shia, Ismaili or Druze.

Just like how Iran went from mostly Zoroastrian to mostly Islamic in a few centuries or Arabia from pagan to Islamic. See what I mean about cherry-picking and ignoring one side's garbage while yelling about the other side's garbage?

Cherrypicking? Do you know what you are talking about? Muslims for hundreds of years were a small minority. In fact there was a giant rebellion by converted Muslims because the state was discouraging conversion. Large scale conversion to Islam started to happen around 900 and Christians were still a major chunk of the population even in the Medieval era.

The slow pace of Islam becoming the majority faith was nothing like Christianity. Europe rapidly changed religion and then changed sects. Entire groups of people were just wiped out if they didn't conform.