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The paper congratulates President Hosni Mubarak on his creative initiative, in inviting a delegation from the New York Churches Council to visit Egypt and see for themselves the truth about their ill-meaning allegations of the presence of religious persecution or discrimination against the...
The article rejects the Freedom of Religious Persecution Act and speaks about "the arrows of conspiracy" and "the heretical talk of the ill-intending." The Egyptian Copts have directed a hard blow to the faces of the Americans and the emigrant Copts who have filled the world with stories about the...
Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Amr Moussa, welcomed the report of the New York Council of Churches, using it as proof that there is no difference between Muslims and Christians in Egypt.
An American Muslim couple was false accused of mistreating their children. The intention of the paper is to show that there are examples where Muslims are not treated correctly in the West.
The author is asking why the Islamic leaders of Egypt have not commented on Dr. Sayed El-Qimni’s remarks which they consider in violation with Islam.
The Pope prevents a priest form communion before he dies and banns prayers for him, because of his opposition to the church leadership.
The committee for International Relations in the American House of Representatives includes Egypt among the countries targeted by the law against religious persecution.
A commentary on the report by the New York Churches Council.
For the first time after the Luxor attack on November 17, 1997, Islamist militants went on the offensive again. They attacked in Beni-Mazaar, near Minia, a police car carrying four policemen, including Lt. Col. Alaa Qandil, and killed them. Two civilians, who happened to be on the spot, were...
MP Edward Ghali El-Dahabi spoke in Parliament against the American Religious Persecution Act.

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