Examples of using Copts in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I worry about the Copts too.
Copts:“Our life turned into hell”.
Shortly thereafter, the Copts started to serve in the Egyptian army.
Copts and Shi'ites get murdered just because of their identities.
Islam adopted them at least from two sources: the Copts and the Jews.
The Copts agreed, as long as one of the priests would oversee the work and that they would pay for it themselves.
Failing to fiercely combat theseextremists will harm not only the Copts, but all of Egypt.
The difference is that the Copts were subjected to Islamic terrorism for decades and by the state itself.”.
No one has a better claim to be called"Egyptian" than the Copts, the native Christians of Egypt.
The Copts in Egypt who live within it know their problems better than anyone, and only they are capable of tackling them.
As a result,the violent groups sprang into action and continued killing Copts, especially in Upper Egypt.
The position of Copts began to improve early in the 19th century under the stability and tolerance of the Muhammad Ali Dynasty.
President Al-Sisi and Egyptian regime officials were quick to stress that theywere working to handle the crisis and assist the Copts.
The security[forces] prevented the Copts from praying[in church], forcing them to pray in the street, and even prevented the priest from reaching them.
Copts and Muslims, women and men, youth and the elderly, secular and religious protested and prayed together and shared tents and meals.
Referring to the June 2016 arrest and subsequent release of six Copts after they were accused of the unauthorized construction of a building and the performance of religious rituals.
Many Copts believe that the role of the Church should be limited to ritual matters alone, and should be distanced from matters of politics and state.
Article 219 was also criticized by liberals, Copts and Shi'ites, who see it as an opening for discrimination against all those who are not Sunni Muslims.
Orthodox Copts, who comprise about 10 percent of Egypt's 90 million people, are the Middle East's biggest Christian community.
Publishing false reports that the Copts are suffering from ethnic discrimination between Muslims and Christians and from religious oppression all across Egypt;
Orthodox Copts, who comprise about 10 percent of Egypt's 90 million people, are the Middle East's biggest Christian community.
The Copts likewise suffer from violence and discrimination in Egypt, which is considered a land imprinted with peaceful relations and religious and social tolerance…"[1].