Cairo, 16 August /MCN/
A number of priests from different Christian denominations expressed their resentment over the members of the Muslim Brotherhood who performed Friday prayers inside three churches.
Statement by the United Nations Spokesperson for the Secretary-General on Egypt (August 17, 2013)
“The Secretary-General is alarmed by ongoing developments in Egypt and the widespread outbreak of violent protests and excessive use of force in handling them. He strongly condemns attacks on churches, hospitals, and other public facilities, which he finds unacceptable. Whatever the grievances, there is no justification for destruction of infrastructure and property so important to Egypt’s future. The Secretary-General believes that preventing further loss of life should be the Egyptians’ highest priority at this dangerous moment. He urges those in the street and those in authority to use maximum restraint and shift immediately to de-escalation. He appeals to the authorities and to the political leaders to adopt a credible plan to contain the violence and revive the political process hijacked by violence. Time is of the essence.
“The Secretary-General has noted already that political clocks move only forward, not backwards. He calls on all Egyptians to resolve their differences peacefully in the interest of moving forward. With such sharp polarization in Egyptian society, both the authorities and the political leaders share the responsibility for ending the current violence.”
“A number of priests from different Christian denominations expressed their resentment over the members of the Muslim Brotherhood who performed Friday prayers inside three churches.”
Don’t you worry. The more those beasts do acts that show who they really are, the more it will help the Egyptian people, Moslems mind you, to confirm who their enemies are and weed the killers from the brainwashed!
It won’t be only the police later, it will be the neighbors and the retaliation in vendetta country, upper Egypt, takes time but always delivers!