Selected Opinion

By Abdallah Hendawy and Geneive Abdo – Bloomberg –  Like his predecessors, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has found the group impossible to ignore. More than four years after Egypt’s [...]

By Dr. Henry Srebrnik – Saint John Telegraph-Journal – Six members of the United States Congress introduced a nonbinding resolution in the House of [...]

By Rahat John Austin – Gatestone Institute –  In Pakistan, Muslims burn the homes of non-Muslims, burn their places of worship, burn their holy books, even burn their women [...]

Le Monde – Editorial – Elle va être longue cette campagne présidentielle en Egypte ! Deux mois nous séparent de son premier tour, qui se tiendra du 26 au 28 mars : une [...]

By Maged Atiya – The recent short shutdown of the US Federal government was attributed to irreconcilable differences about “Dreamers”, or children of undocumented immigrants. But that was [...]

By Matt Walsh – The Daily Wire – I was recently invited to attend and give a reflection at a prayer vigil for persecuted Christians, hosted by a church in Maryland. The church was [...]

By Representative French Hill – For Immediate Release January 17, 2018 Egypt is one of the United States’ strongest allies in a region filled with chaotic states. They have the largest [...]

By Jim Jatras – Russia Today – Since the nineties it has been apparent even in secular company that persecution of Christians was rampant in some countries. Yet beyond lip [...]

By George Gurguis – President, Coptic Solidarity – Opinions expressed in this article are exclusively those of the author. They do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Coptic [...]

By Steven A. Cook – The Atlantic Analysts have blamed Egypt’s autocracy for a recent attack that killed hundreds. But that’s not what’s motivating the violence. A few weeks ago, terrorists [...]