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Milioni di cristiani sono spostati dal mondo islamico in base a un rapporto della US. Commissione sulla libertà religiosa internazionale.

“La fuga dei cristiani dalla regione è senza precedenti e sta aumentando di anno in anno,” la Commissione ha affermato in un rapporto. ”[nella nostra vita] I cristiani potrebbero scomparire del tutto dall'Iraq, Afghanistan ed Egitto.” (più…)

MidEast Christian News ha pubblicato un video registrato 7 aprile, quando i musulmani hanno attaccato una cattedrale dove i cristiani piangessero cinque uomini uccisi da un gruppo musulmano.

Il video mostra uomini di tiro fucili, lanciando pietre e machete oscillare come i cristiani portano bare di St. Cattedrale copta ortodossa di Mark, mentre la polizia stand e guardare l'attacco islamisti. A un certo punto del video, un agente di polizia è mostrata aiutare un uomo armato di mira un cortile di persone in lutto. (più…)

The Egyptian government is seeking a massive loan from the International Monetary Fund to help the country’s foundering economy.

The negotiations between government officials and IMF representatives in Cairo is contingent on proving that the nation is serious about economic reform.

The Egyptian pound has lost ten percent of its value since the beginning of 2013. Inflation has significantly risen and the lack of funds has caused the government to cut back on imports. (più…)

In the latest cases of violent persecution, Muslims stormed a mosque in suburban Cairo, turning it into a torture chamber for Christians. The Christians were singled out from groups protesting the Muslim Brotherhood’s President Morsi. Experts fear that this is only the beginning of the days of trouble and expect the persecution and tribulation will grow much worse.

Demonstrators were taken from the Muslim Brotherhood headquarters in suburban Cairo to a nearby mosque this past Friday and tortured for hours by hard-line Islamic militia members. (più…)

Christian people who don’t practice Islam may be forced to listen to the “advice” of the new Religious Police. Egypt’s Christians are very concerned that they could soon be subjected to Islamic law after el-Ashri said on Egyptian television that “There is no such thing as a Christian religion,” according to a report on the Committee for Virtue and Prevention of Vice, from Barnabas Aid, a human rights group that supports Christians when they are in a minority and suffer discrimination, oppression and persecution as a consequence of their faith. (più…)

Egypt has been besieged with a swarm of millions and millions of locusts. This pestilence laid siege about 15 miles from Cairo and attacked without warning.

The Giza region has been turned into a battlefield of devastated crops. The Egyptian Army has been attempting to come against the march of this invasion of locusts that has been devouring the agricultural areas. (più…)

Shadowy acquirenti si stanno trasformando in Egitto senza legge zona deserto del Sinai per comprare armi per Al Qaeda e di Hamas. Un israeliano di origine Defense Force ha dichiarato che le armi libiche vengono visualizzati per le aste pubblicizzate attraverso la vigna. Carovane di stranieri versare nella penisola del Sinai sterile con ingenti somme di denaro a loro disposizione, con la missione di acquistare le armi illegali. (più…)

Tra le storie di tortura, rapimenti e la mancanza di giustizia sociale nella società egiziana, Mohamed ElBaradei, Il leader dell'opposizione egiziana, guardia di caos nella nazione travagliata se le elezioni parlamentari va avanti come previsto per l'ultima parte del mese di aprile, mentre i manifestanti hanno manifestato contro il presidente islamico Mohamed Morsi al Cairo. (più…)

Egypt fights to close Gaza smuggler’s tunnels by flooding them with raw sewage.

Muslim Brotherhood’s President Mohamed Mursi will not tolerate a two-way flow of smuggled weapons between Hamas-led Gaza Strip and Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula. Essam Haddad, national security adviser to President Mursi, explained in an interview, “We don’t want to see these tunnels used in illegal ways of smuggling people or weapons that can really harm Egyptian security.” (più…)

Thousands take to the streets, set up tents in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, block trains and express their dissatisfaction over the Muslim Brotherhood cabinet and President Mohammed Morsi.

Hundreds more gathered outside the office of Egypt’s chief prosecutor demanding justice and retribution for the protesters who were killed in clashes with security forces after Islamist President Morsi took office this past summer. (più…)