Selected Opinion

By Judith Bergman – Gatestone Institiute – The UN recommended 1,358 Syrian refugees for resettlement in Britain during the first quarter of 2018, of whom only four were [...]

By Marc Español – Directa –  Era jornada de proves al camp de futbol del club egipci Petrojet, establert a la ciutat portuària de Suez. Mina Samir, un jove de 17 anys, evoca [...]

By Khaled Mansour – Open Global Rights Between 2014 and early 2018, the Egyptian government cracked down with unprecedented fury on civil society organizations (CSOs). Previous [...]

By Brian Dooley – The Hill –  Last August, the State Department withheld $195 million in Foreign Military Financing (FMF) from Egypt. Rex Tillerson, then [...]

By Michael R. Pompeo – USA Today Around the world, religious minorities are persecuted and stripped of human rights. This is an issue many countries must work together to solve. Last month, [...]

By US White House – July 26, 2018 Thank you, Secretary Pompeo.  To the Secretary, to Ambassador Brownback, to Administrator Green, Director Mulvaney, to the representatives of more than 80 [...]

By  Youssef Sidhom – Watani – On 2 July 2018, the Official Gazette’s issue 26 bis was published. It included the Prime Minister’s decision 1193 for 2018, which lists the official [...]

By Robert Spencer – Jihad Watch –  The Coptic Christians are under tremendous pressure in Egypt, and in that light it is understandable why Pope Tawadros would say this, as [...]

By Gatestone Institute – Tom Quiggin –  It can be said that Hamas has more than mere “ties” to the Muslim Brotherhood. In fact, its own documents point out that the Muslim [...]

Below you can watch  the panel discussion titled ‘International Response and Responsibilities towards the Persecuted’ from Coptic Solidarity’s 9th Annual Policy Day in the Capitol Visitor [...]