February 11, 2011

Light's Out for Mideast Christians?

Rich Lowry, National Review

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Even if the Muslim Brotherhood doesn’t take over, there is every reason to believe that a democratically elected Egyptian government will become more Islamist and more hostile to the country’s roughly 8 million Christians, who are overwhelmingly Copts.

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