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  • Burned churches in Egypt

    Dr. Magid Ezzat Israel
    Since the Saints Church in Alexandria was bombed in 2011, Many churches have been attacked and burned in Egypt, and more is coming. This is frequently happened here for various reasons, such as: Searching for a claimed kidnapped Muslim girl (Church of Empapa and St. George Church in Wasti, Beni Suef) and hoping to release them from church custody! .. More
Pope Shenouda Article

Family of Coptic murdered demonstrate to demand arresting the killers


Family of the Coptic murdered Lotfy K. Hermina, and Coptic Christians of Seksaka village demonstrate..  More

Tight security for Coptic murdered funeral


Funeral of the Coptic murdered man, Lotfy K. Hermina, was held in the Evangelical Church in Seksaka ..  More

Pope congratulates Morsy on releasing kidnapped soldiers


Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark See, said in his weekly sermon that h..  More

Two Coptic children kidnapped for ransom


Two four-years-old Coptic cousins were kidnapped in Samalout yesterday while returning from their nu..  More
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Opinion
  • Morsi normalising with Mubarak’s regime

    By Khalil Al-Anani; Ahram Online
    The news item read: “Hussein Salem decided to hand over 75 per cent of his wealth inside Egypt and 55 per cent of his fortune abroad in return for his name being removed from the wanted list and end More

    “Allah Akabar” comes with bloodshed!

    Sobhi Foad
    Few days ago, we saw a video of a Syrian rebel cutting out and eating the heart of a dead government soldier in a horrific new propaganda stunt while shouting with his colleagues: “Allah Akbar”. S More

Copts and Poliltical Islam
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Short But Not Sweet
  • Is the Government Really that Bad?

    Coptsunited
    The question which lingers in my mind is, will there ever be a time where the people don't oppose the government? I have this nagging inkling that perhaps the people will never be happy with any leader. Why? I feel like the Egyptian people put their leader on More
Conference Resolutions
  • Second International Coptic Conference - Washington, DC

    More than 220 thinkers, politicians, secularists and non-secularists, and Muslims from Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Iraq, Tunisia, Bahrain, Libya, Europe, the United States, and Australia, convened to study and discuss the status of the minorities in the Middle East and Islamic countries. It became evident from the discussions, work papers, reports, witness statements, participating Egyptian and international fact finding missions, and the international human rights organizations, that the state of the Copts in Egypt continued to deteriorate after the first Coptic Conference held in Zurich in September 2004 ..  More