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Where Will Egypt's "Sunday People" Go? by Lela Gilbert
Patheos
February 21, 2013
A
few
days
ago
a
chilling
video
appeared
on
BBC's
website,
relating
the
story
…
Will the U.S. Defend Constitutional Freedoms from Egyptian Threats? by Paul Marshall
NRO's The Corner Blog
February 1, 2013
Iranian-American
pastor
Saeed
Abedini,
now
condemned
to
eight
years'
imprisonment by
the
Iranian
government
for
…
Egypt's Draft Constitution: Religious Freedom Undermined by Samuel Tadros
NRO's The Corner Blog
December 5, 2012
Cairo—Egypt's
Islamist
president
Mohamed
Morsi's
latest
constitutional
declaration
removing
legal
oversight
and
restraint
on
…
Manipulated Outrage and Misplaced Fury by Husain Haqqani
Wall Street Journal
September 14, 2012
The
attacks
on
U.S.
diplomatic
missions
this
week—beginning
in
Egypt
and
Libya,
and
moving
…
U.S. Embassy Favors Religious Feelings over Free Speech, Attacked Anyway by Nina Shea
NRO's The Corner Blog
September 11, 2012
The
U.S.
Embassy
in
Cairo
has
posted
on
its
homepage a
special
message for
9/11
today.
…
Egyptian Jihadists Flocking to Syria? by Samuel Tadros
NRO's The Corner Blog
September 2, 2012
Assem
Abdel
Maged,
a
leader
of
the
Egyptian
extremist
group
Gamaa
Islamiya,
has
issued
…
What's Next for Egypt? by Lee Smith
Tablet Magazine
June 27, 2012
What's
going
to
happen
in
Egypt
now
that
the
Muslim
Brotherhood's
Mohamed
Morsi
has
…
A Tale of Two Egyptian Armies by Lee Smith
Weekly Standard Online
March 26, 2012
Last
week,
the
Obama
administration started releasing
the
$1.3
billion
in
U.S.
military
assistance
to
Egypt
…
What Replacing Pope Shenouda III Entails, and the Difficult Task Of Representing Egypt's Coptic Christians by Kurt Werthmuller
HUffington Post (Religion)
March 21, 2012
Pope
Shenouda
III,
who
presided
over
Egypt's
Coptic
Orthodox
Church
since
his
ascension
to
…
How to Kill an Economy by Lee Smith
The Weekly Standard
March 12, 2012
Late
last
week
Spanish
authorities
announced
that
they're
extraditing
Egyptian
businessman
Hussein
Salem,
a
…
On Sharia, Civil Society, and Religious Identity in Egypt: A Response to Khaled Saad by Kurt Werthmuller
EgyptSource
March 2, 2012
On
February
27th,
Khaled
Saad,
an
Egyptian
legal
consultant
at
the
American
Bar
Association-Rule
…
Hostage Crisis by Lee Smith
Tablet Magazine
February 8, 2012
Since
last
month,
19
Americans
working
with
pro-democracy
nonprofit
organizations
have
been
under
investigation
…
The Military, not Mubarak, Was Egyptians’ Real Enemy by Lee Smith
Washington Post
February 5, 2012
Aside
from
Egypt,
perhaps
no
place
in
the
world
was
more
galvanized
by
the
…
Why Legal Entanglements of an Aging Movie Star and Billionaire Represent Crucial Tests for “New Egypt” by Kurt Werthmuller
Egypt Source
February 4, 2012
On
Thursday,
February
2,
fallout
from
the
previous
day's
violent
soccer
clashes
in
Port
…
State of Fear: Syria's Christians Face the Specter of Civil War and Sectarian Violence by Kurt Werthmuller
Patheos
February 3, 2012
On
a
hill
above
the
ancient,
well-worn
route
between
Aleppo
and
the
Syria
border
…
Sandmonkey and the Salafis Go to Court: One Egyptian Activist Challenges Ultraconservative Islamists with the Law by Kurt Werthmuller
Egypt Source
January 30, 2012
Egyptian
blogger
and
political
activist
Mahmoud
Salem,
more
commonly
known
by
his
online
persona Sandmonkey, filed
…
The New Egypt, As Seen from the Coptic Christmas Mass by Samuel Tadros
NRO's The Corner Blog
January 26, 2012
This
year's
Christmas
celebration
by
Egypt's
Orthodox
Christians
—
on
January
7,
following
the
…
Why Christians in Egypt Are Holding Their Breath, Part 2 by Kurt Werthmuller
Patheos
January 26, 2012
Paradoxically,
the
last
century
has
been
a
period
in
which
Copts
have
experienced
both
…
Why Christians in Egypt Are Holding Their Breath, Part 1 by Kurt Werthmuller
Patheos
January 23, 2012
The
Monastery
of
St.
Simon
the
Tanner
lays
nestled
in
the
shadow
of
Cairo's
…
On State Violence, the Cost of Escalation, and Egypt's Descent Into Chaos by Kurt Werthmuller
Huffington Post
December 23, 2011
The
violence
in
and
around
Cairo's
Tahrir
Square
that
began
on
December
16th
between
…
The Egyptian Elections: What to Expect in Round 2 by Samuel Tadros
NRO's The Corner Blog
December 13, 2011
On
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
Egyptians
will
head
to
the
polls
for
the
second
stage
…
Myths about Religious Freedom Abroad by Felice D. Gaer, Nina Shea
The Hill's Congress Blog
December 12, 2011
While
Americans
routinely
enjoy
religious
freedom,
most
people
live
in
places
where
it
is
…
After the Fall by Amr Bargisi, Samuel Tadros
Tablet Magazine
December 9, 2011
When
the
Egyptian
revolution
came,
we
stayed
home.
We
are
young,
liberal
Egyptian
activists
…
Egyptian Elections: What to Watch in the Runoff by Samuel Tadros
NRO's Corner Blog
December 6, 2011
The
Election
Commission
has
finally
released
the
results
of
the
first
round
voting
that
…
The Egyptian Elections: Analyzing the First Round by Samuel Tadros
NRO's Corner Blog
December 2, 2011
While
the
final
results
of
the
Egyptian
elections
have
not
been
officially
announced,
the
…