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New Attacks on Christians in Egypt: Crime? “Praying without Permit”

By Raymond Ibrahim – Originally published by Gatestone Institute under the title, “Egypt: New Attacks on Christians.” In a chronically familiar scene, angry, rioting Muslims in Egypt burned [...]

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Nathaniel Erskine-Smith: Why I voted against my party

By Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, National Post – On Tuesday, I stood with three of my Liberal colleagues to support a Conservative motion. My government encourages reasonable and respectful [...]

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Brennan’s ISIS Warning

Wall Street Journal Editorial – The CIA chief gives the Senate the bad news that Obama won’t. President Obama emerged from a meeting with his national-security team on Tuesday to lecture [...]

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Why Sisi Fears Egypt’s Liberals

By Muhammad Mansour – Foreign Affairs – In recent days, Egyptian President Abdel Fatah el-Sisi has seemed less interested in his usual repression of Islamists and more determined to [...]

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Is al-Sisi following in the Footsteps of late Pakistani President Zia ul Haq?

By Magdi Khalil – Coptic Solidarity Executive Committee Member In January 2015, Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi gave a speech in front of Islamic scholars at Al-Azhar University, [...]

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U.S. doubles down on Egypt’s dictator

By Josh Rogin and Eli Lake – Bloomberg View –  Abdel Fattah el-Sissi has been trampling human rights, the rule of law and freedom of the press since he became Egypt’s president [...]

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Egypt’s Military Regime Grows More Brutal

By Doug Bandow – Cato Institute – The Middle East has long been hostile to Christians and other religious minorities. Among those at risk are Egypt’s Copts. During the reign of [...]

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Blasphemy Convictions Intensify in Sisi’s Egypt

By Raymond Ibrahim – The Gatestone Institute – Despite Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s many pluralistic words and gestures, which have won him much praise from the [...]

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Blasphemy Convictions Intensify in Sisi’s Egypt

By Raymond Ibrahim – Despite Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s many pluralistic words and gestures, which have won him much praise from the nation’s Christians and moderates, he [...]

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Strong Team Faces High Hurdles

By Eric Trager – The Washington Institute – Given the risks associated with further economic reform, Egypt’s appointment of new and highly qualified cabinet ministers will not [...]