The terrorist attack on a wedding service at a church in the Al-Warrak suburb of Cairo on Sunday, Oct. 20, is the latest evidence of the seriousness of the situation in Egypt.
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Egypt: Four Killed in Attack on Wedding in Giza
Four people, including an 8-year-old girl, died after masked gunmen opened fire on a wedding in Giza on the evening of October 20.
Egypt: Vandals Attack Christian Sites Outside Cairo
While media attention has focused on Cairo, other Egyptian cities are also in tumult.
Two Egyptian Christians Slain in Libya
A group of Muslims robbed two Egyptian Christians living in Libya, then tied up and shot them to death after the two Copts refused their demand to convert to Islam.
Violence Against Egyptian Christians Reaches Level Not Seen for Centuries
"I'm afraid to get out from my home and walk in the streets of the village," says Father Youannis Shawky, a Coptic priest. "The situation is so dangerous for us here."
Egyptian Court Bans Muslim Brotherhood
An Egyptian court has banned the Muslim Brotherhood, meaning the group can no longer operate and organize protests.
Egyptian Christians Killed for Not Paying 'Jizya' Tax
Muslims in southern Egypt killed two Christian men for failing to pay them protection money.
Most Egyptians Reject Muslim Brotherhood
The majority of Egyptians do not want the Muslim Brotherhood involved in their society or in politics, according to a new poll from Baseera, the Egyptian Center of Public Opinion Research.
Fears of Unrest Remain for Millions of Egyptians
While most Christians try to continue their daily activities, they fear more reprisals as Muslim Brotherhood leaders call for more protests.
