Israel's president stands with Egyptian Christians
Reuven Rivlin came out in support of persecuted Christians following the terrorist attack at a church in Egypt that left dozens of people dead (Hat tip: Breitbart):
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin said the persecution of Middle East Christians was “a stain on humanity,” during a meeting on Wednesday with leaders of Jerusalem’s Christian community.Something has to be done about this now. The best way would be to get Islam out of Egypt, as it doesn't belong there, or anywhere.
Rivlin told the religious figures that Israel’s thoughts were with the region’s oppressed Christian communities, including those murdered and wounded in the ongoing Syrian Civil War and those being attacked by Islamic State, including the dozens killed in twin suicide bombings in Egyptian Coptic churches on Palm Sunday.
The president noted that the Jewish people “know better than any what it means to pray in fear, and suffer from terrorism,” and vowed Israel would “protect your freedom of worship, your security and the security of your holy sites.”
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