Another Copt has died of his wounds in Ain Shams shooting during the violence attacks after commemorations around the anniversary of the 2011 uprising turned deadly this week.

Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, Minister of Housing, said that the Ministry allocated 30 acres to build new cathedral in new Cairo.

Family of the killed Coptic child, Mina Maher, mourned his death and demanded security forces to return the safety and security to the neighborhood that they lack.

Police in fayoum have arrested 18 members of the Muslim Brotherhood who incited violence in several demonstrations yesterday.

At least three Copts, including a 10 years old child, were killed today in clashes between police and elements of the Muslim Brotherhood at Ain Shams.

Akram Ibrahim, brother of one Coptic victim at Ain Shams clashes between the Muslim Brotherhood and elements of the Muslim Brotherhood yesterday, said that his brother had nothing to do with the demonstrations and was only working, but he was targeted by gunshots of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Great disagreement was caused among the members of the Copts 38 Association after Nader Sayrafy, spokesperson of the association, decided to run for parliamentary elections on the list of al-Nour ultra conservative party.

Father Polous Monir, priest of St. George Church in Kom Ombo, Aswan Governorate, said that God has protected hundreds of Coptic worshipers, after a bomb was planted next to the church and was to cause massive destruction, injuries and deaths among the Copts.

Sources in the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied reports of killing the Kidnapped Copts in Libya, and demanded news media to make sure before publishing such controversial news.

Coptic Advisory Council issued and Coptic activists issued a statement today to declare the document of citizenship rights for the Copts.

Families of kidnapped Copts in Libya decided to take several steps hoping to save their sons. They are going to meet in the closed-door meeting at the Foreign Ministry with Ambassador Badr Abdel Atty, Foreign Ministry spokesman, and Ambassador Mohammed Abu Bakr, Egypt's ambassador to Libya tomorrow.

Families of kidnapped Copts in Libya announced they will demonstrate before UN office in Cairo on Monday to demand to induce diplomatic efforts for the release of their sons.

Ambassador Fayez Jibril, Ambassador of Libya in Cairo, denounced kidnapping the 20 Copts by ISIS terrorist organization at their houses in Libya.

Police have arrested three elements of the Muslim Brotherhood who're accused of attacking, burning and looting the Church of archangel Michael in Kerdasa.

A terrorist group called Islamic State Soldiers claimed responsibility for kidnapping the 21 Copts in Libya.

Sabrin Saad, 17 years old Coptic girl, disappeared last week in Minya.

Magdy Malak, Coptic man working in Libya, said in his interview with Copts United that Coptic Christians in Libya are in great danger and demand airlift to return them.

Families of the 20 kidnapped Copts in Libya decided to demonstrate in front of the Ministry of foreign affairs demanding greater attention by the government to return their sons.

Extremists in Libya continued their brutal attacks against Egyptians in Libya, a few hours after killing a Coptic doctor and his wife and daughter.

The terrorist organization of the Muslim Brotherhood planned to disturb the Egyptians celebrating the year new by blowing up electricity utility next to St. Mary Church in Fayyoum.

Police are currently investigating the burn of a bus owned by St. Mary Church at Dakados, Mit Ghamr, Dakahlia governorate, which has also affected parts of the building.