Experts Criticize Draft Church Construction Law
By Mada Masr – Analysts criticized Egypt’s draft church construction law that intends to update church-building regulations initially published by the Ottoman Empire in 1856. Last week, the [...]
Insult after Injury: Understanding Egypt’s “Reconciliation Meetings”
By Raymond Ibrahim – Exclusive for Coptic Solidarity – We often hear about Egypt’s Christians being attacked by Muslim mobs. What we rarely hear about is what happens afterwards. Are [...]
West turns blind eye toward Islam’s attack on Middle East Christians: patriarch
By Life Site News – Developed countries motivated by a need for oil and desire for profits are abandoning their principles to allow Islamic Jihadists to destroy Middle Eastern Christianity, [...]
Coptic Solidarity Urges Egypt’s New Law Regulating Construction of Churches to Break Away from the Historical Conditions of Dhimmitude
By Coptic Solidarity – (Washington, DC) August 4, 2016 The 2014 Egyptian Constitution includes a provision stating that the Parliament was to pass a bill in its first legislative session [...]
Coptic Solidarity Statement on August 2nd Peaceful Demonstration
Coptic Solidarity Statement on August 2nd Peaceful Demonstration August 4, 2016 Coptic Solidarity organized a peaceful demonstration in front of the White House on August 2nd to protest the [...]
Egyptian Demonstration in front of the White House
By Magdi Khalil – وصل المشاركين من كندا ومن عدد من الولايات الأمريكية للتظاهر أمام البيت الأبيض في الساعة العاشرة صباحاً وكان بإستقبالهم الباحث المعروف، “مجدي خليل” وأعضاء منظمة التضامن [...]
Status of Copts Two Years into al-Sisi’s Rule
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Religious Intolerance in the Gulf States
By Hilal Khashan, Middle East Quarterly -Summer 2016 – Interest in the state of Middle East Christians has largely focused on the quality of their lives in the Levant, Egypt, and Southern [...]
“Minya Independent Islamic Republic”
By Youssef Sidhom – Watani International – I have never been hasty in writing down my opinion; quite the contrary, I have always been used to take my time to study situations and [...]
The “Coptic issue” and the cycle of suffering
By Mina Fayek , Open Democracy – Last week, an Egyptian court ordered the release of all defendants accused of assaulting a Coptic woman in the southern city of Minya. Rumors had spread of [...]
