Our national unity Those who seek to drive Egypt into the abyss of sectarian strife will find that Egyptian national unity is stronger than they are, writes Abdel-Moniem Said
Sectarianism and its discontents American and Papal pretensions to be defenders of local religious minorities -- aided in the last three decades by an army of US-funded NGOs -- have contributed more to the situation of sectarianism, rather than "safeguarded" the Christian community, argues Joseph Massad
The cross and the crescent united In response to the terrorist attack in Alexandria targeting a church, Egyptian Christians and Muslims have come together in solidarity. Now it is time for the government to act, writes Moataz Billah Abdel-Fattah
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Editorial:
Alexandria's test
Close up:
In whose name?
By Salama A Salama
Soapbox:
Hope of a silver lining
By By Samir Sobhi
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