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Researcher: Brotherhood's violence ended as Sisi restores trust
The article stops at discussing the period leading up to the June 30 Revolution and its impact on Copts in Egypt. During that time, the country experienced an unprecedented wave of sectarian violence under the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood, with more than 120 incidents targeting Copts and their properties between 2012 and 2013, especially after the dispersal of the Rabaa and Nahda sit-ins. It was noted that the June 30 Revolution was surprised by the return of stability and the role of the military in safeguarding citizenship. This contributed to the rebuilding of churches and the restoration of trust in the state, while President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi expressed his commitment to protecting the rights of Copts and achieving full citizenship.
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