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Egyptian politician repeats age-old blood-libel of Jews
The danger posed to the world by Islam's assault on Christians
A Muslim attack on Egypt's St. Mark Cathedral in Cairo bodes ill for native Coptic Christians, and for the rest of the world's Christians.
The role of Egypt's Al-Azhar University in Islamization
Muslim Brotherhood penetration of the U.S.: a clear and present danger
Given the history of Muslim Brotherhood in this country, its goal to "destroy the Western civilization from within," and the evidence of influence operations at the highest levels of government, Americans must recognize this clear and present danger.
The Muslim Brotherhood's curious reaction to the Boston Massacre
Egyptian Christians rocked by new Muslim attacks
January 2013: A month of terror for Christians in Muslim lands
Libya: Fears for Christians grow
Kerry doesn't understand Egypt, says Coptic religious leader
Headless murder victims worry New Jersey immigrant community
Coptic Christians in New Jersey are concerned that the bizarre murder and dismemberment of two fellow Christians may have been an act of religious intolerance.
A week of terror for Egypt's Christians
Businesses owned by Coptic Christians were burned and a Christian social center was razed by Muslims.
Thieves resort to human sacrifice at Egyptian tomb
The modern curse of the mummy.
Killing of Christians continues in 'Schedule 2' countries
Christianity continues its decline in its Mideastern birthplace
A winter chill comes to the so-called Arab Spring
Almost two years after the Arab uprising, the Mideast finds itself increasingly Islamist and violent. Yet the young people had fought for greater dignity and freedom. It is a job half done: freed of dictators, but still without full democracy.
Exiled Hamas leader vows to 'liberate' Jerusalem
Coptic Christians led by a child choose new leader
Egyptian president attends prayer calling for death to Israel and allies
Let me hear you say 'Amen.'
Egyptian Muslims rage against two Christian boys
Coptic Christians, who have been present in Egypt since apostolic times, are increasingly marginalized and frightened by Muslim violence.
Two Egyptian Christian boys to stand trial for Islamic blasphemy
France prepares for Muslim rage
Anglicans denounce film that allegedly inflamed Muslim riots
Crucifixions of dissidents in Egypt and Yemen worry Christians
Muslim violence directed at embassies of US, Germany and Britain
Movie hoax may have enraged Muslim mobs
American ambassador to Libya murdered over anti-Islamic film
A film produced by Pastor Terry Jones of Florida has been blamed for violent attacks on U.S. missions in Egypt and Libya.
Muslims attack U.S. embassy, Obama administration apologizes
Praise for Egypt's Al Azhar Statement
Muslim Brotherhood in Spain supports Morsi of Egypt
Egypt: Morsy wins election, but the military is the winner
Obama administration invites terrorist organization to visit Washington
The U.S. State Department and the Wilson Center can't agree on which of the two invited Hani Nour Eldin - a member of an organization designated by the U.S. as an Egyptian terrorist organization.
Egypt's high court decision divides the nation into two camps
With Egypt's election, the Arab summer is getting hotter
Tunisian Muslims sever the head of convert to Christianity
Muslim executioner claimed Christian convert followed a polytheistic religion because of the Trinity.
Coca-Cola continues to profit from property seized from Egyptian Jews
Egypt: Protesters destroy Shafiq presidential campaign headquarters
Egyptian Christians' fears over possible Muslim Brotherhood victory
Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood tells Christians to convert or pay tribute
The plight of the Christians in Muslim lands cries out to heaven
'Arab Spring' has not brought democratization to Mideast
Jan Olbrycht, a member of the EU parliament, said that the EU must defend the Christians of the Mideast in order to retain credibility.
Egypt: Soldiers and ordinary citizens together against Muslim extremists
After last Friday's clashes, calm prevails in front of Egypt's Defence Ministry building. Hundreds of members of the Muslim Brotherhood and Salafist groups defy the curfew and demonstrate. Catholic Church spokesman fears a new escalation of violence ahead of the upcoming presidential elections.
Lawsuit seeks compensation from Coca Cola following Egypt's anti-Semitic property seizures
Egypt must address its record of abusing Christians, or further violence will ensue
Time for the US to re-think its relationship with Egypt
In Brief Egypt to target 12.5 million children in polio campaign
Muslim Brotherhood continues its rise to power in Egypt
Egypt may be headed towards another dictatorship, or another civil war. Either option would destabilize the region.
Egypt Charges 75 Over Deadly Soccer Violence
Egypt's prosecutor-general has charged 75 people with crimes including murder and negligence in connection with the soccer riot in the Mediterranean city of Port Said.
Egypt: Helping refugee women to fend for themselves
Egypt: Thousands of refugees miss out on UNHCR living allowance*
Egypt: Thousands of refugees miss out on UNHCR living allowance

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