Tagged with Egypt

Egyptian Politician Talks of War With U.S.

June 12, 2013 by Dexter Van Zile Egyptian Politician Talks of War With U.S., Media Yawns Note: The following article appeared in The Algemeiner on June 11, 2013. This is getting ridiculous. You’d think the media has an agenda or something. On June 3, a prominent Egyptian politician spoke openly – on live television – … Continue reading »

Female genital mutilation in Egypt

The tragedy of Suhair al-Bateh reopens the question of female circumcision Suhair al-Bateh is a young girl who grew up in Menshiyat al-Ekhwa, an Egyptian village in the province of Daqhaliyya on the Nile’s Delta. This village is no different from thousands of others in Egypt, as it is characterized by a significant dearth of services … Continue reading »

Egypt:Copts will attend 30 June protests

Al-Masry Al-Youm Senior leaders in Egypt’s Orthodox Church denominational council have announced they will join opposition groups’ 30 June protests to demand early presidential elections. However, the church establishment had not urged Copts to attend demonstrations, preferring to leave it to each member of the congregations personal convictions. Council member Mohsen George said Copts will … Continue reading »

Egypt girl 13, dies while being circumcised

  Suhair al-Bata’a, 13, died while she was being circumcised in a town north east of Cairo. (Photo courtesy of Egypt Independent) Al Arabiya A 13-year-old Egyptian girl has died while being circumcised at a private village in the Daqahliya governorate north east of Cairo, Egyptian media reported on Sunday. “We left our daughter with … Continue reading »

Caught on camera: Egyptian politicians talk covert Ethiopia attack

In this image released by the Egyptian Presidency, Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, center, meets with politicians at the Presidential Palace in Cairo, Egypt, Monday, June 3, 2013. (Photo courtesy: AP) Al Arabiya with Agencies Apparently unaware they were being filmed on live TV, Egyptian politicians meeting with Egypt’s president on Monday proposed to sabotage Ethiopia’s … Continue reading »

Women in Egypt suffer more sexual violence under Islamist rule

  A woman stands in front of protesters during clashes between supporters and opponents of the Muslim Brotherhood and President Mohamed Mursi in Tahrir square in Cairo October 12, 2012. (File photo: Reuters) Nadia Idriss Mayen, Al Arabiya Sexual violence against women in Egypt has increased in the post-revolutionary Islamist rule, according to official reports … Continue reading »

All In The Islamist-CAIR Family

By Joe Kaufman When war broke out in Egypt, in January 2011, U.S. Muslim activist Ahmed Bedier knew he had to get involved. Revolution in Egypt was in his DNA, passed down to him and his brothers by his Islamist father. While Bedier attempts to whitewash his and his family’s extremism – and the mainstream … Continue reading »