[nuncEtedben]

I'm sure Fox News will give this plenty of coverage, as will Beck and Limbaugh and Drudge. Right?

CNN: http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/africa...ex.html?hpt=T1

Anti-government protesters took to the streets for the 13th day Sunday as Egypt's regime showed signs of change and ripples of normalcy slowly swept across Egypt.
Christians planned a Mass in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Sunday afternoon, anti-government protesters in the square said.

Muslim protesters said they would form a ring around the Christians to protect them during the service. The Mass will pay tribute to those killed during clashes.

Meanwhile, the Muslim Brotherhood said it was meeting with Vice President Omar Suleiman on Sunday. Days earlier, the group had said it would not negotiate until President Hosni Mubarak leaves office.

[Malinguenem]

Can someone please remind me what the terror is all about from the Right?

[Goodwin]

This follows reports from Wednesday on Christian guarding Muslims who prayed in Tahrir Square:

MSNBC: http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news...-tahrir-square

On Twitter, Nevine Zaki linked to a picture she said she photographed on Wednesday of Christians protecting Muslims during their prayers in Tahrir Square. The square in Cario continues to be a scene of violence between pro- and anti-Mubarak supporters who were wielding sticks and throwing rocks.

She tweeted:
Bear in mind that this pic was taken a month after z Alexandria bombing where many Christians died in vain. Yet we all stood by each other

[ExelePlavisseu]

very sweet,

gosh, religion aside,
we are all the same,

[lorryuncori]

The news out of Egypt is very promising for Muslim / Christian relations.