Saudi Arabia condemns church burnings in Egypt (while destroying Shi’i mosques)

Does the Saudi regime (the mastermind of the counter-revolution) think it’s a beacon of freedom, democracy, human rights, and religious tolerance to offer such words? I mean, it’s an utter joke for the Saudi authorities, the most brutal and sectarian regime in the Middle East, to condemn church burnings in Egypt when it is guilty of razing Shi’i mosques to the ground in Bahrain.

AlMasry AlYoum: The government of Saudi Arabia on Monday condemned the sectarian violence that took place in Imbaba on Saturday evening. The violence led to the death of 12 people and the injury of about 250 others.

In a statement following the Saudi cabinet’s weekly session, which is chaired by King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, the Saudi Minister of Culture and Information Abdul Aziz Khoja said, “The cabinet condemns the burning of churches and the sectarian violence in the district of Imbaba in Egypt.”

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