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What If Egypt Were Devoid of Christians?

By Dr. Emad Gad – A question that calls for a calm answer… I follow with deep concern what is happening in the form of verbal and physical attacks against some of Egypt’s Christian [...]

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Jihad Is Back in Fashion—Literally

Jihad Is Back in Fashion—Literally By Raymond Ibrahim As the West frets over “Deus vult” imagery, Muslim clothing advertises a truly disturbing message. At a time when Western [...]

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Building Another Huge, Luxurious Mosque in Alexandria—or Implementing Health Insurance?

By Mahmoud Hosny Radwan – The Universal Health Insurance System was supposed to be implemented in Alexandria beginning on July 1, 2026. This was announced by the Prime Minister himself. But [...]

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Saint Catherine’s Monastery: Rule of Law, International Law and EU–Egypt Relations

By Markos Bolaris (*) – (The following is the text of an URGENT letter addressed to Members of the European Parliament) I am writing to draw your attention to a matter which, in my [...]

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If America’s Blacks Were Treated Like Egypt’s Christians

By Raymond Ibrahim – The hidden reality of systemic discrimination against Egypt’s Christians In a recent article (followed by a livestream), we witnessed the head coach of Egypt’s soccer team [...]

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Inheriting Hatred, Breeding Terrorism

By Hanan Fekry – Watani – Does a person need permission from his neighbor to say, “Oh Lord”? Has the right to kneel before God been confiscated and turned into a crime? Has [...]

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When Prayer Becomes a Crime and Hatred Is Passed from One Generation to the Next

By Nader Shoukry – Watani – What took place in the village of Tal al-Qibliya in Egypt’s Minya Governorate—where Coptic Christians were attacked because extremists rejected [...]

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Egypt’s National Football Team Does Not Represent Me

By Dr. William Weessa – Egypt’s national football team does not represent me. Nor does it represent all Egyptians, because of the systematic exclusion of Copts. What makes this [...]

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Raymond Ibrahim: St. Catherine’s Monastery and the Holy Family Trail in Egypt

Raymond Ibrahim: The Egyptian government is appropriating St. Catherine’s Monastery and the Holy Family Trail in Egypt. Now that they can be used and exploited as tourism sites the Egyptian [...]

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The Campus, the Riwaq, and “Azharization”

By Wagih Wahba – A few days ago, the media carried news of the signing of a cooperation protocol between Benha University and Al-Azhar Mosque, aimed at supporting and strengthening [...]