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Sam Kimball is a freelance journalist currently based in the Middle East.

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Islamic State Massacre in Libya Casts Sectarian Shadow on a Village in Egypt

Sam Kimball

- June 15, 2015

In mid-February, the Islamic State in Libya released a five-minute video showing the beheading of 21 Coptic Christian workers. Back in Egypt, the dead are called "martyrs."

FILE - In this Saturday, March 5, 2011 file photo, Egyptian protesters use a metal bar as they break into the offices of the state security building headquarters in Cairo's northern Nasr City neighborhood, Egypt. After a Dec. 2012 bombing hit a security headquarters in Mansoura in Egypt’s Nile Delta, calls flooded into a hotline run by security agencies as people reported suspected members of the Muslim Brotherhood and activists accused of being "traitors" for breaching the offices of the state security agency. But perhaps more importantly, the security agency's hotline aims to enlist the broader public on its side as the agency widely hated during Mubarak’s era tries to rehabilitate its image. (AP Photo/Ahmed Ali, File)

After Arab Spring, Surveillance in Egypt Intensifies

Sam Kimball

- Mar. 9, 2015

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