Egyptian Christians fearing attacks by Islamic State militants are fleeing the volatile northern part of the Sinai Peninsula for a fourth day, after a string of sectarian killings there sent hundreds fleeing and raised accusations the government is failing to protect the minority. Egypt MAR.04.2017
Dozens of Coptic Christian families in Egypt have fled North Sinai province after a number of killings in recent weeks by suspected Islamist militants.
Furniture belong to Christian families who fled el-Arish at Ava Antonious Church in Ismailia.
Naglaa: "I'm a cancer patient, I don't fear death, I fled to save my husband and my children lives"
Christian women who fled el-Arish in Sinai praying at Ava Antonious church in Ismailia.
Another Christian Families who fled el-Arish stands in the Evangelical Church in Ismailia.
The Christian Man thinking about his family future after fled from them hometown (el-Arish) and waiting the government solution at a youth guest house, in Ismailia.
Nabila Fawzy witnessed the killing of her husband and son at their home.
