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Journalist and human rights expert Mahmoud Bassiouni confirmed that the burning of churches by the Muslim Brotherhood is clear evidence of their hatred towards Christians and their desire to ignite sectarian strife and divide Egypt. He considered these acts to be blatant violations of human rights and assaults on citizens based on their religious identity. He emphasized that protecting churches is not just about safeguarding Christians but also about defending national unity and respecting human rights. He explained that political incitement and religious targeting, which began before the dispersal of the Raba'a and Nahda sit-ins, have led to an increase in attacks. These actions threaten social peace and the state, and they serve as a test of the concept of citizenship in Egypt.
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