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Jamal Asaad on US Minority Strategy
The article discusses the evolving role of expatriate Copts and external entities in supporting the construction of mosques and churches since the 1990s. It highlights how some individuals have taken on political roles linked to American policies, and how American reports on minorities are used as tools of political pressure on Egypt. The writer emphasizes that Copts in Egypt are Egyptians, and their rights are Egypt’s concern. They reject the use of their issues to serve external agendas or to impose pressure on the state. The article underscores that the real problem lies in the increasing sectarianism within Egyptian society.
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