this neighborhood was quite peaceful until april fifth two thousand and thirteen when two coptic teenagers painted a swastika on the wall of an islamic school. the muslims were ascended not by the nazi symbol but that it was him blazoned with a christian cross an angry mob started to gather near the church. at the time someone from the mosque behind the church came and told us there was some sort of fight he suggested that we all stay together all the christians gathered around the church to defend our watch. about fifteen twenty minutes i saw some cars people got out and started shooting all over the place there are still bullet holes outside on the church. people we saw were people falling down beaten by other people there were a lot of injured somebody also threw take us grenades. during the conflict almost all of the christian men the full source went to protect the church they barricaded the surrounding streets and boarded up all the churches windows and doors. if there'd been no response to the shooting they would have broken into the church six people were killed they were shot in t

abraham lewis heads the coptic civic organization that investigates cases of christian girls who have disappeared most of the time the girls do run away with their muslim fiance but kidnappings do occur the police try not to get involved especially if there's information that the missing girl had already converted to islam. and am. wearing a hit job is their choice they talk about it frankly on the internet and these are not rare cases there are hundreds some for. thousands of them it is evident that the church has some social and cultural problems provoking the christian girls to convert to islam nobody is being kidnapped. the people who died in the houses attack including those that are tia and marcus scammell were buried two days after the tragedy the funeral began in the center of cairo next to some coptic orthodox cathedral like many other large gatherings in the past two years the several thousand strong funeral procession there rocketed into a massive protest resulting in confrontations the funeral lead to further violence and two more people died and. the priest. asks everyone

one million if there's not a single coptic representative in the government of the muslim brotherhood comes. however muggeridge victory didn't last for long when mubarak's place was taken by president morsi with the parliament practically dominated by islamic parties there was no place for. the shock in what for most. there's no doubt that copts in egypt are living in fear because every day we hear some extremist announcements which are into our country as we expected that the cops just like all egyptians here woodgate their rights or at least get freedom and social justice to all of them but now they are terrified even more because they're more islamic that was. they want to make us pay the tax they want to put a tax on christianity make us where they hitch up and reduce the minimum age of marriage by look at the final thing they want to legitimize is the matter of keeping kidnapped christian women so they don't have to return them to their parents for. them on honey prays every day for a sixteen year old daughter's life and health she hasn't seen up for almost a year. she was sixtee

one of those killed was a coptic christian priest. 39-year-old father mina abud was shot in the headt an outdoor market. it happened in the town of al-arish, near the gaza border. he was killed after muslim brotherhood criticized the new coptic pope for backing the removal of morsi. in the past, egyptian christians have stayed under the radar, not participating in political or social movements for fear of reprisals. >> wendy: samuel toddros says a coptic christian and research fellow at the hudson institute center for religious freedom, and he is authority of the book "motherland lost." cbn's gary lane asked him about the future of the christian community in egypt, and its role in this recent revolution. >> the christians have been very visible in the anti-morsi process so far, and this high visibility has angered a lot of islamists, whether from the brotherhood or other islamist movements. in a sense, the coptic pope's participation in the military's leader with figures from the egyptian society will neither be forgotten, nor will it be forgiven. we've seen a number of attacks. you

joining us now is nagdi callil of coptic solidarity.orsmorsi says he needs more time tor change. >> it is not a matter of time. it is a matter of direction. he went to the wrong ti he waslected one year ago, and he promised he would be the president of all egyptians, but president morsi has used every opportunity to turn egypt into an islamic and islamist state. so he doesn't believe in an egyptian nation. he believes in an islamic state. he only take care of his people, the muslim brotherhood group. so it is not a matter of time. it is a matter of direction. he went in the wrong direction, to the islamic state. >> wendy: you think his actions definitely don't match his words then? >> sure. sure. he said many things, affected many lives. because he promised to take care of all egyptians, including coptic christians, but in his era, one year 20 churches -- 20 churches were burned or attacked. and only one permit to rebuild the church. one permit only. mr. morsi is a president of muslim brotherhood group only, not for ol egyptians. >> wen

>> today on "christian world news" what is to become of egypt's coptic christians? how these believers are struggling to protect their faith and families as islamist target them for revenge. >> plus dig this! archaeologist discover an ancient home in the holy land. could it be the home of one of the most revered prophets. >> why do christians suffer from depression and how can they overcome it? egypt's christians faith wrath over angry islamists. hello everyone, i am george thomas nuch. >> and i am wendy griffith. christians have suffered even more since ousted president morsi. young women targeted and forced conversion to islam. gary lane has more. >> reporter: this time it is the funeral of a beloved coptic priest july 6th as he drove his car after an afternoon of shopping in northern sinai town. father's murder is no surprise to the christians. christians have struggled for years not only to protect their churches, homes and businesses, but also their daughters. >> reporter: one of the challenges facing christian families particularly in upper egypt is the kidnap

>> reporter: the coptic christian community is a powerful community here in egypt. they're a large community. people don't think of them here, but they are a large powerful and sometimes wealthy community here. they have had a lot to say particular li on the opposition. the christian community has had problems with the muz wlim brotherhood.kly li on the opposition. the christian community has had problems with the muz wlim brotherhood.the christian commu problems with the muz wlim brotherhood. 200,000 or so have left in the last year or so, so they have felt persecuted and have tried to work with opposition leaders. one thing that should be said, there is a feeling here that this was a military plan the last sort of two week or so, but it was endorsed by very different group whether they be muslim groups that don't support the muslim brotherhood or the coptic christians or even secular kree giegyptians. they had one goal, removing morsi. what happens next is a big question. >> okay. connor, thank you very much. >>> fox news national security correspondent jennifer g

nearly fifteen million of egypt's population are coptic christians. mostly they live relatively harmoniously in this muslim majority country but some islamist extremists want to see them driven out. as they did in iraq and sectarian violence has risen and egypt has witnessed some deadly attack on egypt's churches and christians. the last one even attacked the coptic cathedral triggering the anger of millions of muslims and many egyptian copts doubted morsi's commitment to protect them properly. now that morsi has been ousted there's a countersuspicion by some muslim brother supporters that christians somehow had a hand in his removal and that is extremely dangerous because if egypt were to fall prey to jihad violence coptic christians would find themselves easy targets. before the june 30th of people the leaders of the muslim brothers went to the coptic hope, an eminently respectable and wiseman, to ask him to prevent copts from joining the demonstrations. something he firmly refused to do, saying the church does not interfere in politics and copts ar

keep in mind egypt has about 15 million christians that are mostly coptic. represented by the pope, who will be at the reading of this statement as we understand it as well. so it is also a message that is being sent with these three individuals that the military or whoever now made this announcement or at least made this -- made the preparations for this announcement wanted to strike a symbolic tone with national unity. they're very keen on going forward that nobody is alienated from what just happened here in egypt. there's certainly going to be many people, mainly supporters of president morsi and the muslim brotherhood, who are going to look at this and describe it as a coup. they're going to feel they're now under attack. there are already initial reports that the muz lislim brotherhood and their freedom and justice offices are going to become more and more the targets of the type of criticism and violence we've seen over the last couple days. as a result of that, you can bet that the senior figures of this country, including the armed forces, now those

>> reporter: the same day, an egyptian american coptic christian activist blasts an e-mail to hundreds of journalists, promoting a 9/11 event with koran burning pastor terry jones. the e-mail includes a link to nikoula's youtube trailer. september 8th, cairo, a popular islamic broadcaster airs part of the trailer. outrage ensues. september 9th. ambassador stevens gets ready to leave tripoli, he is warned that the martyr's brigade can't be trusted. stevens' movements are supposed to be secret, and local media is there, and that's cause for grave concern. on the eve of the anniversary of 9/11. coming up, america suffers another blow on another 9/11. after the break. >>> in the days after september 11, 2012, obama administration officials would claim that benghazi was a spontaneous attack many carried out by a mob, outraged over a youtube video. as are you about to see, nobody, but nobody, in libya, was thinking that on this fateful day. september 11, 2012. 6:43 a.m. deputy ghazi. a libyan police officer is caught photographing the inside of the american mission. the idea that a libyan co

security sources also reporting that gunman shot and killed a coptic christian priest in sinai region after 30 people were killed overnight in widespread violence. let's go to greg palkot streaming live from cairo with the very latest. greg? >> reporter: fox news can confirm that ebaradi is set to be the interim prime minister. we are told he will be sworn in. former head of the ieaa, noble peace prize winner is well known. he should put a public face on the changes here as the pro secular democracy and with ailing economy she pro free market capitalism that could be seen as a good thing. islamist led muslim brotherhood the party of the ousted egyptian president has already flatly rejected him saying that he has nothing to do with the government involves him. over all it's not too popular here domestically. so what remains to be seen what this appointment will have. followers of the muslim brotherhood gathering in very big numbers in cairo as more clashes have been reported today nationwide including the killing of a coptic priest in sinai. there is an increase in sectarian violence.

. >> george: ibrahim is one of the coptic christians who has written by egypt and its christian communityhe shared his insights with gary lane, but first gary brings us this update on the situation in egypt. >> reporter: supporters of mohammed morsi refuse to give up. they want the muslim brotherhood leader reinstated to the egyptian presidency. >> i'm saying to major-general sissi, you betrayed us and carried out the coup, but god will punish you if you are not implementing his rules. >> reporter: even larger numbers of anti-muslim brotherhood members held rallies. >> i'm proving it is a revolution, and stability is doing what we ought to do. >> reporter: newly ap pointed president ali mansour says all egyptians must work together. >> we will thoroughly punish those who kill innocents. >> reporter: many wonder if reliable factions are headed for a showdown. author raymond ibrahim had this warning. >> i fo foresee a civil war. >> reporter: ibrahim says christians will be targeted and attacked and their very existence threatened. raymond ibrahim joins us. last time you were here in april,

have been holding crisis talks with the opposition and religious leaders, including members of the copticchurch and the various clerics the muslim religion. tens of thousands of protesters have been gathering out in tahrir square and other cities as well, like alexandria, waiting to see what will happen next. morsi has been refusing to step down but has offered the option of a coalition government under his leadership. that, according to the military, is no longer germane to current conversations. morsi's supporters are also out on the streets in massive numbers as well. in the last few hours, the army has been moving to tighten its control on key institutions, like state media. >> tahrir square has been packed with opponents and supporters of president morsi. there is so much uncertainty. we don't know how it will solve itself. >> we will try to get to our correspondent kareem during the next "journal." please join us then. a process against new restrictions on abortion in texas. has the republican controlled state house gone too far? plus, the rising cost of u.s. higher education, as tu

the military and also which was backed by the members of civil society, religious leaders from the coptic christian pope, most senior christian official in this country, back this road map, morsi is out. we don't know where he is. the latest reports are that he is at a ministry of defense building. he hasn't made any statements since the announcement ousting him. there was one statement that was leaked out in which he said that the revolution has been stolen from him, continuing a defiant line. but they do seem, at least here, united that there will be morsi's out, a transition nary government. we're not sure how long it will last. the military and members of civil society will supervise that. the writing of a new constitution. and then new elections which people here hope will go a lot better than the last elections. but there is a larger question here and a larger scope of this and that is, is this the end of political islam. but i'll answer that -- i'll get to that in a second. >> we'll be right back with you richard, on that great question. let me go to ashraf kalil covering for "time

have been holding crisis talks with the opposition and religious leaders, including members of the copticchurch and the various clerics the muslim religion. tens of thousands of protesters have been gathering out in tahrir square and other cities as well, like alexandria, waiting to see what will happen next. morsi has been refusing to step down but has offered the option of a coalition government under his leadership. that, according to the military, is no longer germane to current conversations. morsi's supporters are also out on the streets in massive numbers as well. in the last few hours, the army has been moving to tighten its control on key institutions, like state media. >> tahrir square has been packed with opponents and supporters of president morsi. there is so much uncertainty. we don't know how it will solve itself. >> we will try to get to our correspondent kareem during the next "journal." please join us then. maybe you have some energy- saving appliances, like an energy star-rated washer and dryer. but what about your tv? chances are it's on more than your washer, dryer, a

they will really enter the political process as they deserve to as do other groups as do for example coptic christians and other groups in egypt and that there can be some kind of national reconciliation which is essential if you look at morsi speeches his actions he really was fostering division in egyptian society one of the biggest debates is around identity and say you referred to this egyptians do are not what hobbies they rejected the identity that the muslim brotherhood attempted to foist on them and the people perceive the muslim brotherhood as trying to take away the egyptian identity egypt is the center of the arab world the center of culture creativity innovation in the arab world the muslim brotherhood tried to take all that away the question is will they change from being in. hireling for the muslim brotherhood and be also for egypt if they don't do that i don't know how they're going to succeed in egypt i want to go to london i mean why would the muslim brotherhood want to participate in another election i mean they changed the rules in the middle of the game why would they wa

will there be another layer of motives for the coptic christians of egypt to the existence of. future victims. the way of the cross. this is also you welcome bonk the cia could already be preparing for comparing to all see when rebels and that should be started to sneak in weapons into neighboring jordan us according to anonymous u.s. diplomats their reports started to come in after they syrian national coalition met with u.s. secretary of state john kerry new york with weapons shipments in the zing agenda into an informal session with the u.n. security council is also sells a com. has more. i delegate representing the syrian opposition is in new york city for a three day visit that kicked off thursday afternoon during a bilateral meeting between the group and us secretary of state john kerry prior to the closed door discussions kerry said that there could not be any military solution to the syrian crisis only a political solution not a political solution is expected to be ironed out at the upcoming geneva two conference co-sponsored by russia and the u.s. however it is no secr

will be a look at europe as for the coptic christians of egypt to the cross to. its future victims. the way of the cross. again the rampant violence in iraq during the holy month of ramadan has seen the latest claim at least. the lines is thought the number of deaths in july alone has topped eight hundred sparling on rest follows al qaeda raids on to nine prisons in baghdad which so hundreds of inmates escape most of whom pose an international threat geo political analyst patrick henningsen believes it's yet more proof that the authorities are losing negritude on the country's security iraq at the moment is only realizing seeing the fruits of the seeds that have been sown through a decade of occupation by the united states and other forces five hundred terrorists sprung from two different prisons. it's quite extraordinary i mean the odds of this actually happening without any outside. help but say either from satellite from the air or telecommunications support this isn't a prison break that al-qaeda could organize all their own would have had to be an inside job and also have outsi

that women are kidnapped and converted to islam by force will be another girl says for the coptic christians of egypt to the cross to a. future victim. the way of the cross. thanks for staying with us here on our bullies in didn't have to dispose the angry crowds of protesters who took to the streets of the country's capital for the funeral of the assassinated secular opposition leader and several arrests have also been made mohamed brahmi was shot dead outside his home on thursday political analyst professor rush from tunis university claims the government often flirts with terrorists instead of keeping them at bay. they belong to a certain group you know in. sharia and so sheria but you know we know that this group of course is is a terrorist group but i don't think the government is doing anything basically to. stop that and i would say at one point even the flirted with this group the government is run by these those party and i think the islamists go it's not you're listening to the people it's not listening in to the opposition parties or the opposition parties so i think the rift is y

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they've also talked about those who voice their concerns the most the government there because of the coptic christian sect and so on this is a divided country in so many ways but again what we see here we can actually look at echoes in brazil for instance or indeed in the occupy movement in other countries where the design of these massive. conglomerations of people in these squares of course they have their desires for clean water jobs and so forth but it is such a mixed picture it is if the politics isn't there presumably what they're going to support my ahmed el baradei or at least the egyptian army are is that true they're going to win the support to well someone like baradei i will lend again their support to american institutions as far as economic policy goes the only people that can really sort of egypt presumably the workers of egypt and they appropriate gyptian policy that strays away from the washington consensus so perhaps the banners in tahrir square should not be so much about moment mostly but really about washington what impact does this have on the region bearing in mind th

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blame by pretending that it was not a terror attack and it was the fault of a nobody, a christian coptico did a film and is in jail because of this event it's important to point out that the agents talking for this book, the authors, were the same agents interviewed by the fbi just a few days after the attack. the fbi had the knowledge three days after from interviews in germany and one would assume that some element of the government had that as well. i want to play one more sound bite from that, judge, and get a quick reaction. senator paul with some questions and what he really thinks is behind all this. >> what was the purpose of the cia and acts in benghazi? >> senator, i would be delighted to talk to you about the relationship between the state department and the cia in a separate setting if that's helpful. >> there's many of us who believe it had to do with an arms strength going out of the cia annex and that perhaps people were unhappy about arms being taken from one group to another and sent to another that may have incited the rioting and may have incited the terrorist attack,

. >> the same day, an egyptian american coptic christian, koran burning pastor terry jones. e-mail includes a link to the you tube trailer. september 8th. cairo. a popular islamic broadcaster airs portions of that trailer. outrage ensues. cement 9th. as ambassador stevens gets toward leave tripoli for benghazi, alec henderson, a diplomatic security officer in tripoli, warns that the february 17th martyr's brigade can't be trusted to protect it. september 10th. benghazi. ambassador stevens arrives in the city though his movements are supposed to be secret, local media are there. and that is cause for grave concern. on the eve of the anniversary of 9/11. >>> coming up, america suffers another blow on another 9/11. after the break. spokesman i have to look my so bbest on camera.sing whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can reach geico 24/7 using the latest technology. go on, slather it all over. don't hold back, go on... it's these high-definitio

several key groups have voiced concerns over the military's plans, including egypt's coptic church, salafis, and a youth-led tamarod movement. this lays the foundation for a new dictatorship. the muslim brotherhood continues to oppose all moves to form a new government. this is a prominent cleric and muslim brotherhood supporter. the jets legitimate president is mohamed morsi. he alone has the right to appoint a prime minister or agree to others being appointed. with regard to the military and the person they're calling the interim president, they are all thieves. it is not right to appoint ministers or prime ministers and we reject these appointments altogether. >> meanwhile, the prosecution office has ordered the arrest of the leader of the motte -- muslim brotherhood movement. the arrest warrant is seen as part of a broader crackdown on members of the brotherhood. hundreds of members and other islamic groups have been detained, along with the former president's top advisers. >> egyptian armed forces shot dead more than 50 supporters of mohamed morsi during a protest where the deposed lea

egypt's top muslim cleric and coptic pope reportedly met with egypt's army chief earlier today. violence is escalating on the streets in the meantime. the egyptian health ministry said 16 people were killed and another 200 injured their cairo university tuesday when gunmen attacked a pro-morsi rally. we're joined by democracy now! correspondent sharif abdel kouddous from cairo. what is happening? >> we are almost as zero hour, what could be the most pivotal moment in egypt since this began. the deadline by the army is due to expire in a couple of hours from this broadcast. in itsy originally said statement the political forces, if they could not meet with a call be people's demands, they would issue their own roadmap. as you mentioned, mohamed morsi i had last night did a late- night address, a very defiant speech or he rejected those he washe repeatedly said the legitimate president. word legitimate many times. word legitimacy many times. even with so far as to say he was willing to die to protect his intimacy. he reiterated only a call for dialogue, but it has been rejected fo

>> look, the muslim brotherhood was working in revising the constitution and the repression of copticristians and other steps to perpetuate itself in power. one person, one vote, one time. just because somebody wins an election doesn't mean they have a mandate to do whatever they want. yet, that's what the brotherhood was doing. this was moving in a way that would have suppressed freedom of expression, freedom of conscience and would have limit good prospect of future free and fair elections. the military didn't have a lot of choice. there were already millions of opposition people in the streets. hopefully, the military can restore orders. they are the only force that can. despite the bloodshed, which there may be more of. but it wouldn't be restored by the opposition, which, as you said, was quite disunited in itself? >> the islamists can say, we won, morsi won, now they stole the election, a legitimate election from us. this is not democracy? >> well, that's exactly what they will say. don't forget the muslim brotherhood and the party won two-thirds of the seats in parliament. they

a coptic christian bishop was killed and this is part of the country where the muslim brotherhood is strong, but it is even stronger with radical islamists as well. this is a type of violence and it is in the coming days and weeks as we see more and more egyptians battling it out on the streets. over the night we saw heavy fighting here in cairo and alexandria and other cities where it was really hand to hand combat. both sides using sticks and stones and using molotov cocktails and at times it was reminiscent of a hollywood movie. the top commander met earlier today, but what we haven't heard is a plan to meet with the muslim brotherhood or efforts to sort of find some common ground between the two groups. the muslim brotherhood is still urging its supporters to take to the streets. there has been a large protest, a sit in peaceful protest in cairo near the republican guard headquarters. that's where we and others believe the former deposed is now being held. one of the top requests by the muslim brotherhood is that morsi must be released. they also want him reinstated. that seems v

respected muslim institute in egypt and respected throughout the middle east, and also the head of the coptich, the christians, and also mohamed elbaradei, the nobel laureate. the message was very clear here, becky. this will be a much more collective effort. if you thought the military was going to run things long term, you're mistaken. we want to do a transition to power. now, very importantly, we know the road map going forward. it was suggested 48 hours ago this would be a six-month transition. in the first transition it didn't last six months. it lasted over a year. so the road map needs to be reach out to the international community, get that u.s. aid unlocked going forward, go to the international monetary fund to try to get that $5 billion loan, and then move to restructure the constitution and then have elections. now, will it happen that smoothly? that is the key question going forward. i see that oil prices, for example, have stabilized. that is a very good sign. and number two, i would expect a stock market rally because the decisions by the military were indeed swift. becky? >> a

this was very inclusive, you have the coptic pope, the head of an empire.hey tried to present the broad inclusive picture. the hope is they learned their lesson from their last disastrous attempt to run the country. >> great thinking and great reporting. joel rubin, i think it's fascinating. we have a military in this part, whether it wants to be popular, knows the mistakes of the past. this may be a good sign for a future stability in egypt tonight. we'll be right back after this. look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> let me finish tonight with this, the u.s. policy in the arab world tonight is up in

the cop pick coptic christians don't like him.sn't seem like egypt has the fund mntlist base as pakistan does to keep the brotherhood in power it looks like the secularists are going to win here. >> moderates. morsi has alienated not only secularsists moderate muslims. law and order has broken down. there are no jobs there you have talked about this. right now this is healthy. this is civil society coming out and saying we don't want muslim brotherhood's version of islam to run this country. >> bill: that's a good thing. >> for sharia law. >> bill: the army is going to have to take it over again. that's probably what's likely to happen. real quick on your book about gettysburg. the bloodiest battle in american history fought on our own soil. and you -- there is a million books about gettysburg, colonel. >> yeah. >> bill: why should i buy your book? what's different about it. >> it will give you the human factor of what those men went through more accurately and better than others. it's a very good read. and thanks the american lib