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Current Religious-Based Conflicts EGYPT Moslems versus Christians In January, 2000 the bloodiest conflict in 20 years took place between Moslems and Coptic Christians in a small town about 300 miles (500 kilometers) south of Cairo. More than 20 were killed with another 33 wounded. What started out as an argument between a Coptic Christian and Moslem family quickly deteriorated into bloodshed between others Christians and Moslems. Though the Egyptians as a nation are basically a tolerant people, this periodic conflict there between two of the world's great religions continues. |
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