Hundreds of Copts Protests outside Egypt's TV Building against Burning Church in Cairo.mp4

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Hundreds of Copts protested on Sunday, March 6, in front of Egypt's state television building in Cairo against the burning of a church in Helwan governorate, southern Cairo, on Saturday morning.
The protesters raised banners condemning lack of security and called on the head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, which is currently running the country's affairs, to intervene and respond to their demands, including rebuilding their Al-Shahidain (Two Martyrs) Church.
Copt men of religion also called their Muslim counterparts to spread awareness and tolerance among their followers to avoid suchlike sectarian sedition.

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  • @miloamal Compare twisting facts with killing innocent people. I know whose side I stand on.

  • It's true. We have no armed forces defending us

  • the 1st priest that spocked is a lier as he was on tv 2 days ago saying that all is ok and it is a local single incident and that the army will build the church in the same place and they asked for a hospital for the town and they said yes this town is 50thousand p/ 7th r copts and living in harmony all their lifes but ater the unity that was obvious in tahrir someone needed to anulate the fact and go on with the lies you ve been feeding the west to serve yr agenda stop twisting fact

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