Selected Opinion

By Judith Miller – FOX News –  The Palm Sunday bombings of Coptic churches in Egypt are a tragedy for Egyptian Christians, the Middle East’s oldest and largest Christian community and [...]

Par Le Figaro Éditorial – Pour tous les chrétiens, le «dimanche des palmes» est celui du temps de la Passion. Pour les fidèles d’Égypte, ce fut celui de l’extrême douleur, la [...]

By Mukhtar Awad – The Atlantic – The group has been exporting Iraq-style sectarian tactics to the Arab world’s most populous country. Four months after an Islamic State suicide bomber [...]

By Raymond Ibrahim – Frontpage Magazine –  Egypt’s Christians began Holy Week celebrations by being blown up today. Two Coptic Christian Orthodox churches packed with worshippers for [...]

By Timothy Kaldas – CNN – After the bombing of two churches on Palm Sunday in Tanta and Alexandria, the Egyptian people have entered a state of mourning. Once again their Christian [...]

By Wall Street Journal Editorial – This is Easter season for Christians around the world, and so the Coptic Christians of Egypt gathered their families to attend Palm Sunday services that [...]

By Clifford Smith – National Review – The group uses violent means when necessary to advance its Islamist agenda. Hopes that the Trump administration will designate the Muslim [...]

By Peter Baker, Declan Walsh – The New York Times – Ever since he seized power in a military takeover nearly four years ago, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt has been barred from the White [...]

By Dr. Henry Srebrnik, Professor of Political Science – University of Prince Edward Island –  As turbulent a country as ever, Egypt, in the last six years, has seen an uprising topple [...]

By Bel Trew – The Times (UK) Two Isis fighters wielding guns approached their target. Bahgat Zakhar, 58, was an Egyptian Copt on a “kill list” and the terrorists had been tracking him for [...]