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A SUIVRE : Le gouvernement égyptien charge la police de mettre fin aux sit-in des pro-Morsi

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Le gouvernement intérimaire en Égypte a chargé mercredi le ministère de l’Intérieur de prendre « les mesures nécessaires » pour mettre fin aux sit-in des partisans du président déchu Mohamed Morsi au Caire, pour cause de sécurité nationale.

(Le pire est à craindre - oui, pire que les événements de ce we).

#Egypte #Morsi #sécurité #Rabaa

Egypt’s Shiite killings raise alarm on hate speech
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A spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood, from which Morsi hails, also denounced the killings.

But in a seeming show of conservative Sunnis’ distaste for the sect, he would not refer to the victims as Shiites. In a posting on his Facebook page, Ahmed Aref identified them as “the four dead who have beliefs of their own that are alien to our society.”

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Al-Azhar, the world’s primary seat of Sunni Islamic learning, which has also warned against the spread of Shiism in Egypt, said in a statement Monday that it was “terrified” by the killings.

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At a June 15 rally attended by Morsi, aimed at showing support for Syrian rebels, Salafi clerics railed against Shiites. One cleric, Mohammed Hassan, called on Morsi “not to open the doors of Egypt” to Shiites, saying that “they never entered a place without corrupting it.” Another called Shiites “filthy.” Morsi remained silent during the speeches.