The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) today warned about the gravity of sectarian violence and incitement seen in several governorates since the massive demonstrations and marches of 30 June. The way that state agencies, particularly the security apparatus, have dealt with these attacks is disturbing. These agencies have acted slowly and have not performed their legally mandated roles, failing to intervene to protect citizens and their property despite prior knowledge of the charged atmosphere and despite their presence on the scene during attacks.

The Supreme State Security Prosecution has started investigation with former President Mohamed Morsy on charges of spying and killing of demonstrators.

Mahmoud Badr, coordinator of Rebel campaign, said they refused the invitation of the American embassy in Cairo to meet with William Burns, Deputy Secretary of State and the highest ranked Foreign Service Officer in the United States.

European Union of Coptic Organizations for Human Rights (EUCOHR) has issued a statement in which it said that the Muslim Brotherhood are trying to defame the Egyptian Army and the revolution of June 30 all over the world, and by all means, however, EUCOHR is trying to clarify the situation before the world public opinion, governments, parliaments and international organizations.

Waily Misdemeanor Court is going to issue its verdict tomorrow against Abu Islam, Egyptian Muslim cleric who is accused of contempt of Christianity and insult Christian women

Reuters said that the Egyptian Attorney General has ordered to freeze funds of 14 leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood group.

President Barack Obama has ordered a review of US assistance to Egypt's government, the Pentagon said in a statement on Wednesday

Dr.Tarek Heggy, Egyptian writer, said that the support of the Egyptian Army to the revolution of June 30 has fioled the scheme of the Muslim Brotherhood and the American Administration to destroy Egypt. Therefore, both of them went crazy.

Coptic Orthodox Church has formed a committee to discuss the Constitutional Declaration issued by the presidency last week

Authorities in Egypt ordered the arrest of the Muslim Brotherhood top leaders for inciting violence against military forces next to a Republican Guard building last Monday in which more than 50 people were killed.

Security cameras of St. Mina Church in Port Said showed three bearded masked men riding a motocycle and shooting the Church .

President Adly Mansour has met with a number of young people of national forces including April 6 movement.

Dr. Tarek Heggy, writer and thinker, said Al Nour party should not participate in the road map, as it belongs to the Islamists who prosecute non-Muslims and terrorize them.

14 people of Rahmaniah village have filed a lawsuit against Kamal Nashed, whose son was martyred in Nag Hamadi attacks couple of years ago, accusing him of libel and slander after he revealed their plan to seize lands of the Copts in the village and impose royalties on Coptic shops.

Paula Fawzi, relative of a Coptic victim in Dabayaa, Luxor, said that the prosecution has investigated burning houses of the Copts last Friday.

Police forces in Port Said said that package found next to St. George Church was not actually a bomb but a container full of metal wires, which is likely to be a bad joke.

Four assailants have fired shots at St. Mina Church in Port Said.

Police forces in Giza found a 6 Kg bomb described as “hand made” near Cairo university, which was disabled by specialists.

Rev. Refat Fathi, Secretary General of the Evangelist Synod of the Nile, said that the first article of the Constitutional Declaration that reads: "the principles of Islamic Sharia ... are the main source of legislation" does not necessarily lead Egypt to a religious state.

The prosecution is currently investigating 650 defendants in the attacks of the Republican Guard in which 50 people were killed and more than 320 were injured.

In a press conference, spokes man of the Egyptian Armed Forces said the Army will not allow anyone to manipulate the Egyptian national security or military facilities.