Tense Calm in Cairo; Weather Makes Getting to the Super Bowl Difficult for Fans; Christians In Egypt Worry About Their Future; Advice for Families Struggling With One Income; Securing Super Bowl Stadium
Aired February 5, 2011 - 07:00 ET
Joseph Hakim on Jewish Voice and Opinion February
Saturday, February 12 2011 Written by Joseph Hakim|
Protecting Egypt's Coptic Christians As the executive vice-president of the International Christian Union (ICU), I hope that in the aftermath of the current uprising in the Middle East, a democratic Egypt will emerge that will respect and protect the rights of all of its people, regardless of religion—particularly members of the Egyptian Coptic Christian community. |
Testimony of Matthew Epstein - Saudi Support for Islamic Extremism in the United States
Sunday, February 06 2011 Written by AdministratorTestimony of Matthew Epstein
Before the
United States Senate Judiciary Committee
Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology, and Homeland Security
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Matthew_Epstein.pdf
CAN Takes on the U.N. with the International Christian Union
Sunday, February 06 2011 Written by Joseph HakimThe Christian Action Network has decided to take up the cause of persecuted Christians in the Islamic world by forming an alliance with the International Christian Union (ICU). The President of CAN, Martin Mawyer, said it is vital that Christian activists unite so they can give a louder voice to the oppressed Christians.
Attacks by Muslims in one of America's Middle East allies, Egypt, on Christians are intensifying, and experts on the centuries-old conflict over Islam's claim to pre-eminence say the violence isn't a surprise.
Read Full Article HereNew Year's Massacre - Resolution by the Senate of US
Saturday, February 05 2011 Written by Joseph HakimDear Friends,
Below is the email I received today from Senator Menendez in reply to our petitions. I'm sure others received the same email. Attached please find the Resolution by the Senate passed by unanimous consent condemning the New Year's Eve attacks and calling on the Secretary of the State to address these issues.