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Coptic Monasteries Under Attack
As I have stated before, human-rights activists have long viewed the safety of Egypt’s ancient Coptic churches as a highly symbolic issue — the canary in the coal mine that is that complex land.
This is especially important right now, as the fragile coalition that currently leads Egypt tries to find its way along the tricky road from what was to what is and on to what will be. Many people are overjoyed and elated. Others are being cautious and quiet — with good cause.
However, I think anyone who knows anything about Egypt would have to say that journalists should be keeping their eyes on the actions of the military.
After all, the army is in charge right now.
With that fact in mind, the following Assyrian International News Agency report is troubling, to say the least:
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