Jayson Casper

After the terror: how Egypt’s Museum of Islamic Art is fighting back

Seeing is believing: visitors to Cairo Museum of Islamic Art inspect a nineteenth-century Jewish-designed mosque door. Photo: Michael Adel

DAMAGED by ISIS extremists, Egypt’s foremost museum puts a 200-year-old Jewish artifact at the heart of its grand reopening.

'THERE’s terrorism everywhere – don’t just pick on us’ says Egyptian bishop, in bid to boost insurgency-hit economy

JEWS joined Palestinian evangelicals at a conference in Bethlehem last week to call for human rights.

AS political Islam tears Egypt apart, what is the appeal of the world’s most famous Baptist?

COPTS feel wanted again as army spends £16.5 million to rebuild churches destroyed by Morsi supporters.