Yet again, Egypt's Christians are caught in the firing line.
A key spokesman for the Obama Administration stated in no uncertain terms that if the interim Egyptian government continued to arrest members of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), American aid very well could come to an end, as reported by the Times of Israel on July 11, 2013.
In the wake of the military removal of Mohamed Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood-dominated government from power, arrest warrants have been issued for the Muslim Brotherhood’s spiritual leader Mohammed Badie and nine other Islamists accused of inciting violence.
Since Morsi's removal from power, the MB stands accused by the Mansour government of of fomenting violent clashes, resulting in the deaths of 53 and the wounding of well over 400, to include attacks upon and the murdering members of the country's Christian minority.