The Boston Globe

Khaled Ghobrial, pastor of the Arabic Evangelical Baptist
Church in West Roxbury gives his message.

In the hour before families begin to push open the heavy front door of the stone church, the three men inside are busy, placing Bibles written in Arabic into each pew, lighting candles on top of a piano.

The Daily Beast

Coptic Christians and other minorities in Egypt are feeling voiceless under the country’s new Islamist government. In fact, the problem is region-wide.

Fox News

The Washington Times

Col. Dooley’s downfall began in October 2011 with a letter sent by 57 American Islamic organizations to John O. Brennan, then President Obama’s counterterrorism adviser and now CIA director.

Lt. Col. Matthew Dooley

The Pentagon’s top brass has dealt another blow to a decorated Army officer who was fired last year as a war college instructor because of his teachings about radical Islam, his attorney told The Washington Times.

Washington Post

Egyptian Sheik Mazhar Shahin, right, speaks inside the
Kasr el Dobara Evangelical Church, just off Tahrir Square
in Cairo, Egypt.

A Cairo administrative court on Monday overturned a ministerial decree suspending a Muslim cleric from preaching in a mosque overlooking Tahrir Square after a citizen complained that his sermons were critical of the current Islamist president.

The Guardian

Archaeologists fear for pyramid sites as illegal building gathers pace in wake of Arab spring.

An archaeologist inspects a new cemetery illegally built near the
Black Pyramid at Dahshur.

In Manshiet Dahshur, 25 miles south of Cairo, the villagers recently extended the boundaries of the cemetery. For Ahmed Rageb, a carpenter who buried his cousin in the annexe, it was a logical decision.

Pope Tawadros II says fear is driving many Coptic Christians to emigrate

Fear and worry has driven many Coptic Christians to leave Egypt, Coptic Orthodox Pope Tawadros II said in a recorded interview aired on Hayat satellite channel on Saturday.