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Christians challenge to the authority of the country’s leader, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi who returned Mr. Trump clear to overlook the record,torture and the rule to combat the Islamic State. troops Christians, who have traditionally been among his most vocal supporters and now fear that he cannot protect them against extremists. The attacks constituted one of the deadliest days of violence against Christians in Egypt in decades and presented a challenge to the authority of the country’s leader, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who promptly declared a three-month state of emergency. Security is the central promise of Mr. Sisi, a strongman leader who returned on Friday from a triumphant visit to the United States, where President Trump hailed him as a bulwark against Islamist violence. Mr. Trump made it clear that he was willing to overlook the record of mass detention, torture and extrajudicial killings during Mr. Sisi’s rule in favor of his ability to combat the Islamic State and defend minority Christians. On Sunday, Mr. Sisi found himself back on the defensive, deploying troops to protect churches across the country weeks before a planned visit by Pope Francis. Mr. Sisi rushed to assure minority Christians, who have traditionally been among his most vocal supporters and now fear that he cannot protect them against extremists. “I won’t say those who fell are Christian or Muslim.” Mr. Sisi said in a speech shown on state television on Sunday night. “I will say that they’re Egyptian.” One attack on Sunday struck at St. Mark’s Cathedral, the seat of the Coptic Church in Alexandria, where the bomber blew himself up at the church gates as the Coptic patriarch, Pope Tawadros II, led a Palm Sunday service inside. The other struck in the Nile Delta city of Tanta, where the attacker slipped past security to the front pews of the church and blew himself up, turning a religious celebration of joy into a ghastly scene of bloodshed and death. The Islamic State, which claimed responsibility for the attacks through its Aamaq news agency, signaled in December its intention to step up attacks on Christians when a suicide bombing at a major Cairo church killed at least 28 people. In February, hundreds of Christians fled their homes in north Sinai after a concerted campaign of assassination and intimidation in the area. Although Mr. Sisi had already stepped up security at churches, Sunday’s bloodshed underscores the difficulty of stopping suicide attacks. More starkly, it highlighted the failure of Egypt’s powerful intelligence agencies to anticipate a coordinated wave of devastating attacks. “I won’t say those who fell are Christian or Muslim.” Mr. Sisi said in a speech shown on state television on Sunday night. “I will say that they’re Egyptian.” One attack on Sunday struck at St. Mark’s Cathedral, the seat of the Coptic Church in Alexandria, where the bomber blew himself up at the church gates as the Coptic patriarch, Pope Tawadros II, led a Palm Sunday service inside. The other struck in the Nile Delta city of Tanta, where the attacker slipped past security to the front pews of the church and blew himself up, turning a religious celebration of joy into a ghastly scene of bloodshed and death. The Islamic State, which claimed responsibility for the attacks through its Aamaq news agency, signaled in December its intention to step up attacks on Christians when a suicide bombing at a major Cairo church killed at least 28 people. In February, hundreds of Christians fled their homes in north Sinai after a concerted campaign of assassination and intimidation in the area. Although Mr. Sisi had already stepped up security at churches, Sunday’s bloodshed underscores the difficulty of stopping suicide attacks. More starkly, it highlighted the failure of Egypt’s powerful intelligence agencies to anticipate a coordinated wave of devastating attacks. The explosion in Tanta, about 50 miles north of Cairo, occurred at St. George’s Cathedral, where the authorities had already sealed the main door to prevent attacks. The bomber managed to slip past security measures, including a metal detector, at one of the side doors, and blew himself up near the altar. At least 27 people were killed and 78 others injured, officials said. Children, their parents and deacons — lay Christians who help with the service — accounted for many of the dead. Hours later, victims’ relatives stood silently outside the city morgue, waiting to identify and collect the remains of their loved ones. The Rev. Daniel, a priest who had been leading the Mass, was still wearing his bloodstained white vestments. The priest said he had not been harmed in the attack, but he lost his son who was to get married later this year. “What can I say? Thank God,” he said in a cracking voice. Next to the priest, a young woman sat on the sidewalk, sobbing as a group of women tried to comfort her. “God, what did he do to deserve this?” she asked, bemoaning the loss of her own loved one. The second attack occurred just over two hours later in the coastal city of Alexandria, where a suicide bomber tried to enter St. Mark’s Cathedral. Surveillance footage, later aired on a private Egyptian television channel, showed a man wearing a bulky jacket being directed into a metal detector at the church gates, where he paused to be searched by a police officer. A moment later, a giant blast rang out. At least 17 people were killed, including a district police chief and a police officer, and an additional 48 were wounded, according to the Health Ministry. Pope Tawadros, who is due to meet with Pope Francis during his visit to Egypt at the end of this month, was not injured in the blast. He later issued a statement saying that “these acts will not harm the unity and cohesion of the people.” Christians make up about 10 percent of Egypt’s 90 million people, who are mostly Sunni Muslim, and have long complained of discrimination and sporadic violence at the hands of extremists. Christian leaders were vocal supporters of Mr. Sisi after he came to power in 2013 when the military ousted the elected president, Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood. Many Christians see Mr. Sisi as their defender, but Sunday’s events underscored how difficult it is for him to deliver on that promise, and raised pressing questions about security arrangements for Pope Francis’ visit on April 28 and 29. As forensics specialists combed through bloodstained wreckage at the site of the two church bombings, security officials found and defused explosive devices at other locations in Alexandria and Tanta, the state news media reported. Two devices were found at the Sidi Abdel Rahim Mosque in Tanta, home to one of the most famous Sufi Muslim shrines in the city, and another was found at the Collège St. Marc, an all-boys school in downtown Alexandria. Hours later, Mr. Sisi convened a meeting of the National Defense Council, which includes the prime minister and commanders of the Egyptian armed forces, in response to the bombings. He then declared a three-month state of emergency, though it was not immediately clear what extra powers he required, given that his government enjoys largely unfettered powers, has already imprisoned or exiled thousands of political opponents, and oversees a Parliament that is dominated by his supporters. In his televised speech, Mr. Sisi indicated that news media coverage of attacks that embarrass his authority could be restricted. “The media discourse has to be responsible,” he said. “It’s not acceptable to have the incident aired repeatedly on television stations all day.” Egyptians are used to such moves. The country was officially under a state of emergency for all of Hosni Mubarak’s 30-year rule, and again for three months in 2013. When Pope Francis arrives in Egypt, he will find a country where the Islamic State is intent on driving a wedge between Islam and Christianity. The pontiff offered his condolences to the Copts and all Egyptians, and in his statement from Rome he referred to the Coptic patriarch as his “brother.” The pope’s scheduled visit to Egypt has been billed as the latest step in a long-running effort to forge stronger ties between the Roman Catholic Church and Muslim leaders. Relations became strained in 2011 when Francis’s predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, denounced what he called “a strategy of violence that has Christians as a target” after a bombing at a church in Alexandria killed at least 23 people. Francis has sought to rebuild ties with Muslim clerics since becoming pope in 2013. And last year he welcomed to the Vatican Sheikh Ahmed el-Tayeb, the grand imam of Al Azhar, a 1,000-year-old mosque and university that is revered by Sunni Muslims In Egypt, the pontiff is to visit with Mr. Sisi; the leadership of the Coptic Orthodox Church; and the grand imam. The grand imam condemned Sunday’s attacks as a “despicable terrorist bombing that targeted the lives of innocents.” For many Christians, though, the attacks at the start of the Holy Week before Easter are a harbinger of worse to come. “I think people will not only be too scared to be inside a church, they will be too scared to pass by one now,” said Mina Mansy, a prominent Christian rights activist. “This will continue to happen because the state is not interested in protecting Christians, or anyone else for that matter. The police’s only job is to crush political opponents. They don’t care about the real terrorists.” Native religion is the greatest, Do you buy some style when you come to the store? The store uniform was mine,
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・追記を書きました。 2019/01/24 15:48:33・追記を書きました。 2015/07/04 23:15:45 （元の文章）→長いので削除しました。 平成天皇と美智子皇后にイエメン支援センターを支援する財力と実力はゼロだな。 カップラーメン売ったお金とか無理だと思う・・・。 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 元の文章が長くて分かりにくいかなと思ったので要約文を作りました。 （要約文） 「イエメンの支援。」 貧民以外店やってないし。 物欲しいの！？ （貧民と違う別世界はある。イエメンっていう場所。） 一個ももらったことがない数枚の貨幣。 あと国土だけでしょ？ 貧民・・・？とか言われたいの？ アメリカでよくしゃべってるアフリカ人いっぱいいるから、 ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ You say there is no more shops? I can answer as an American. But I found there is President Assad. （↑元の文章） アメリカ政府がそんなこと言うのかなぁ？ でも、結構沢山の人が、 「車には乗らないでくれ。」！？（中古で渡した人もいるんじゃないかなぁ？） 「日本人は死ぬ時洋服とか着ていない人（着物）のほうが印象がいい。」！？ 日本に、日本マクドナルドは要らないけど、 「世界中で引越しサービス。」 「本当は高級な「日本の皇族の留学専用」だけど使わせてあげてもいいよ。 お金。 あなたを日本の皇族を同じ留学生と言う身分にしてあげるよ。 日本の皇族が友達になってあげればいいの？ 日本の皇室の人が今友達を募集していてうまくすればあなたも皇室の一員になれるんだよ。」 何それ・・ 日本の皇族はシリアのアサド大統領と結婚すれば？ アサド大統領は大統領宮殿という宮殿を建設したシリア人です。 中東にイスラム教のモスクも建設したそうです。 イギリス留学もしたそうです。お友達じゃん。 何で？ シリアの花嫁(前に書いた記事 シリアの花嫁） っていうの？ 「親戚の「イスラエル人」が宮殿で芸能人をやっていて・・全員肌の色が白いの。 シリア人に国境線を越えさせ勝手に白いヨーロッパ人と結婚させればいいんでしょう。」 シリアが日本に連れて来たのがイタリア王子。 要するに、「アメリカとかシリアとか、 そして、「日本に確かもう芸能人の人が来ていて文化を創ってる、芸能人って誰のことだろう？」 じゃぁもう日本はロシアのプーチン大統領と結婚でいいよ。 でも、芸能人が日本の皇室の人じゃありえないですよね・・ 「日本人は死ぬ時洋服とか着ていない人（着物）のほうが印象がいい。」！？ ・記事を加筆修正しました。 2018/07/31 17:23:55 私は、日本一般人と普通に結婚すればいいのかー 驚いちゃってー ・追記を書きました 2018/04/22 00:04:13 インド人が私に突然売りつけてきたこういうグラビアアイドル何かな、って思うんですよ。 それにしてもあの雑誌の人、名刺とこういう写真の印刷された雑誌出してきて、何言ってるのかな？ この漢字の名前の人が、どのくらい身分が低い人が世の中にいるのか教えてあげる。 全部身分が低くなるものばかり持ってる。 われわれは彼女のために水着を手に入れました。 雑誌を売っています。身分の低い雑誌ですが身分が低い雑誌ですが 身分の低い雑誌ですが身分の低い雑誌ですが、 記事の内容を記す文字が雑誌の身分を更に低くしていますが・・・・
われわれは彼女のために水着を手に入れました。 雑誌を売っています。身分の低い雑誌ですが身分が低い雑誌ですが 身分の低い雑誌ですが身分の低い雑誌ですが、 記事の内容を記す文字が雑誌の身分を更に低くしていますが・・・・ ・追記を書きました。 2016/01/12 02:12:13・追記を書きました。 そういえば前にちょっとだけ記事を書いたので追加します。 誰かが「鈴作ろう」って言ってた。 私古代の話とか大好きー 「日本の神社の鈴、同じ。」って言った？ 私お寺かな～・・・？ まぁでも結局イラク語なんか忘れちゃったよねー！ ドラッグストア行ったらありえないものが置いてあってー 何あれ。 何千歳？ 今西暦何年？ アメリカのお陰かなんだか知らないけど 子供に語りかけることは、「トルコ語を忘れるな」とか？ 何それ・・ここアメリカじゃなかった？
アメリカって日本ではかなり偉い国でー 昔の日本の文化を全部変えた。 だから最近は、アメリカ風の町に住んで日本人と結婚してもいいよ。 日本は「皇族だけイギリス人。他の人黒人奴隷」って言う設定がいいらしい。 エチオピアってどこアフリカ？ あーエチオピアでも何でもいいよ。 私大昔エチオピア人かもしれないよ。 要するにアメリカ風の工場とか会社に行ってー ヨーロッパに仕えればいいんでしょう？ そんなの簡単ー。 アメリカが「奴隷解放」って言う時、協力すればいいんでしょう。 ところが、街（どこ？）に、行くと、古代トルコのニップル市が出来ていて、 「お母さん同士で付き合ってあげてもいいけどー 私のほうがリーダー」って言う人がいっぱいいる。 「えっ！？何か文句？私普通の高級な人。」って言ってる。 それから、「ねぇイタリア語とかフランス語分かる？それって私のこと！」って言ってる。 それから、「あとねぇ今中東で大変なことになっててどうすればいいのー？ でもあなたより身分は上だから。」って言ってる。 あの人ヨーロッパの王国は入れそう？ なぜ、エジプト大統領に訪問されたんだろう？ 皇太子さま エジプト大統領と会見 日本の皇族の人、昔の首都京都（か今の皇居？）を「王国」って言う。 それから「王宮の妻を募集」って言うー。 ヨーロッパ訪問して特別扱いを受けたから 「これからは私にも仕えろ」って言うのよねー？ 「正妻は日本人。アフリカ人は側室、下の身分」 「どこのアフリカの王宮から来た庶民？」とか聞くからー、 あーもちろんエチオピアに宮殿ありますよ。 それは私じゃないけどねー 私は誰だったかなぁ？ インドの俳優さんのことを記事にしました。 私は実際日本人で エチオピアの踊り子にしてはもう白くなりすぎて価値がないと思う。 面白そうな映画に出演しているインド人俳優さんを、 多分この人かなって思う人を、 選んだけど根拠はない。 安禄山の乱 9 私は、アメリカ在住のアフリカ人と違って英語を書くのが大変。 I don't know about the return of the African empire and the palace 日本の人結局インドにSONYを設立し エチオピア王室から来た側室（？）の候補を買ったみたいです。 楽しい踊りの歌 4 結婚相手誰でもいい。 子供も誰でもいい っていうアメリカの政策に問題があると言うのは 昔の王国の人くらいなのかと思ったけど、 日本の自衛隊という軍事力がアフリカのスーダンという国と戦争して負けたって。
何のこと？ 別の記事を書きました International Badra Oil Center in Iraq アフリカの意向はアメリカの意向なのかなぁと思う・・。 日本人と結婚ダメっていう意味だと思った。 将来、日本列島まで軍隊が来て、ダメって言われると思った。 最近トルコが欲しいイギリス人（？）もダメなんじゃないかなぁと思った。 EPAをやるのに日本語？ 「ヨーロッパにお城ありますよ」って言う一夫多妻制はダメっていう意味だと思ったけど、 それをやろうとしているみたいに見える。 トルコに頼むと何か変わるんですか・・。 アメリカの影響で最近は一夫一妻制キリスト教に変更。 日本の皇后の城を第一の位置にに置き、 最近は、 「庶民募集」 「庶民から募集～」・・って言ってる。 チキンカレー13 ポーランドにチェックメイト 近場のお城では日本の天皇家との結婚は断る仕組みになったらしいです。 - 京都の教え - |
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