The Dallas Morning News reports a victory this week ("Egyptian never wavered in courtroom") for a victim of persecution by the Muslim Brotherhood and Mubarak regime, who fled his homeland after an eight-year ordeal following his conversion to Christianity. While Western human rights groups, such as Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, wring their hands about the detention of Muslim Brotherhood officials, the plight of the Egyptian Christian community, Copts and Evangelicals alike, has gone unnoticed by these organizations, let alone protested by them. Standing before Judge Roxanne C. Hladylowycz, the Egyptian man, "Omar", recounted for the court the horrors he endured:Omar testified that members of the Muslim Brotherhood, a radical group once banned by the Egyptian government, arrived at his Cairo home in 1999, shoved him and began searching for Christian literature. One man told him, "If you keep going like this, we're going to kill...(Read Full Post)