Where is President Obama As Egypt's Coptic Christians Die and Churches Burn?
By Michael Terheyden

According to Asia News, Coptic Christians are experiencing an escalation of attacks by Islamists, and they are becoming a daily occurrence. Asia News reported two attacks that occurred last week. Furthermore, as Copts continue to suffer and die and their churches and property are destroyed, Christians have begun to notice President Obama's silence.

In Brotherhood's Egypt, Blasphemy Charges Against Christians Surge Ahead
By Kristen Chick

A blasphemy trial against a Christian teacher in this Egyptian city renowned for its Pharaonic monuments is among a wave of cases that have Egyptian Christians worried they can be jailed for insulting Islam on the flimsiest of evidence.

Coptic Family in Wasta Further Detained
By Watani

The family of the young Coptic man, Abra’am Zaky, who is in hiding and who is alleged to have helped the Muslim young woman Rana Hatem al-Shazli who has come to be known as the Wasta girl to convert to Christianity, is being further detained for another 15 more days pending investigations..

Egypt and Other Islamist Systems: Will Despair Bring Moderation?
By Barry Rubin

A colleague wrote me the following thoughts:

“As the expert on this issue, may I pose a question to you? I accept the fact that the Muslim Brotherhood is messing up in Egypt - that they are suffering a credibility gap between promise and performance. But could this not also be positive in that in the process political Islam itself gets discredited. You would recall the Islamist Revolution heralded by Hasan al-Turabi in Sudan.

Sinai Is Becoming a Major Threat to Egypt
By Zvi Mazel

There was a happy ending for the six policemen and the soldier kidnapped last week in the Sinai Peninsula. They were released unhurt after marathon negotiations that lasted until dawn Wednesday between a representative of military intelligence, a Salafi sheikh and a representative of the Swarka tribe, one of the largest in the peninsula.


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