Dr. Ashraf Ramelah

Dr. Ashraf Ramelah is founder and president of Voice of the Copts a human right organization with offices in USA and Italy - recently spoke at the first congress of SION in New York City on September 11, 2012.

Most Recent Articles by Dr. Ashraf Ramelah:

Church hierarchy is irritated by the pilgrimages to Israel

Ex-President Morsi giving orders from his prison cell

Egypt’s El-Minya criminal court recommends death penalty for Muslim Brotherhood operatives; EU’s Ashton disapproves, State Dept. Marie Harff riled

Washington Post: Egypt’s bogus democracy doesn’t deserve U.S. aid

Muslim Brotherhood has now lost its image as “warriors for a better life,” and Egyptians know better that the organization abides in its self-aggrandizement and sheer destruction of the state

The one question no one seems to be asking is what will happen if a protest permit is denied

Egyptians see foreign leaders submit to the political desires of a remnant Muslim Brotherhood already weakened by the demise of Morsi’s fascist regime

After more than two years of sacrifice, bloodshed, false starts, and a surprising alliance with Egypt’s military,

The coziness of the West with MB terrorists is Egypt’s nightmare

Muslim Brotherhood propaganda goes far beyond skewing numbers to staging photographs for Al Jazeera

We urge democratic governments and citizens and leaders around the world to embrace the Egyptian freedom movement

Voice of the Copts

Voice of the Copts Plea for justice in Egypt

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood threatens war on the people of Egypt

Muslim Brotherhood -- roam the streets in bloodthirsty revenge

A blueprint for a freedom revolution in the Middle East

Morsi’s speech constituted a major challenge to the will of the Egyptian people

Inside Egypt a tempest is brewing for Morsi’s resignation on his one-year anniversary (June 30)

The Wahhabi Muslim Brotherhood Project (The Project) – A sinister plan to destroy Egypt’s identity

Al-Azhar grand imams, leaders of Sunni Muslims

Egypt's Black Bloc: Safeguard fellow freedom-fighters from their arch-enemies, the foes of democracy: President Mohamed Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood-Hamas militia

Saint Mark’s Coptic Cathedral of Cairo

The concern of Egyptian authorities this time is not that the artist’s likeness offends Allah, but that the Champollion carving harms the image of the pharaohs

Round-up, detention and presumed torture of Egyptian Copts in Benghazi, Libya

The problem is not about borders or property, but about the racial hatred of Arab-Muslims toward Jews which is embedded in Arab-Muslim cultures and religious texts

Voice of the Copts kindly requests the Holy See to conduct an immediate investigation into the Diocese of Worcester to determine the reasons behind the Bishop’s behavior

Egypt’s Islamic anti-Semitism led to the expulsion of Jews during the Nasser era

Barring an intervention (military, financial, media) bolstering Egypt’s grass roots freedom fighters and advancing them toward civil war, 2013

President Morsi has placed himself above the law and silenced opposition voices

Egypt's Copts face the brunt of Morsi’s Islamic-supremacist leanings