In his speech today, Egypt’s interim president Adly Mansour promised to fight terrorism of the Muslim Brotherhood and said that victory is at hand. He added that Egypt will overcome the terrorism just as it did in the nineties.

Security forces have arrested‪ Hussein Eid Salmsi Abu Atiq, extremely dangerous takfirist element in Sinai. Abu Atiq was arrested in 2005 for terrorist attacks in Taba, and escaped from prison in January 28, 2011.

Coptic Orthodox Church in Austria celebrated the fourteenth anniversary of the departure of its founder, father Youhanna of Bramous Monastery, who served the Church for 24 years.

Egyptian club in Austria celebrated the third anniversary of the Revolution of January 25 and organized a musical concert that was attended by the Egyptian Diaspora in Austria.

On his Twitter account, Alaa Sadik, anchor and big fan of the Muslim Brotherhood, invited other supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood to kill the soldiers of the army as well as policemen in order to enjoy heaven.

While hundreds of thousands are celebrating the day and cheer for the army around the country, death toll in clashes on the third anniversary of 25 January revolution has risen to 29, Egypt's health ministry said.

The anniversary of Egypt's 2011 uprising brought a violent display of the country's furious divisions Saturday, as giant crowds danced at government-backed rallies and security forces crushed demonstrations by rival Islamists and some secular activists.

Five people have been killed in three separate bomb attacks in Greater Cairo on Friday morning. A large blast ripped through a security building in central Cairo early on Friday, killing four and injuring 76 others, according to the health ministry.

Coptic Church in Austria receives Saturday Father Pachomious, the second pries ordained by Pope Tawadros for St. Mary’s Church in Austria.

Pope Tawadros II headed a Coptic Church delegation to meet with Egypt’s interim president, Adly Mansour, to discuss the current situation and some national issues.

Rasha Azazy, spokesperson of Tourism Ministry, said that 27 countries have lifted travel ban on Egypt. She added that these countries included some of the EU countries and some countries in East Asia.

Public diplomacy for the Egyptian-Syrian relations has organized a joint prayer for peace in Syria and the Middle East, which was attended by representatives of the Coptic Churches at St. Joseph Church in Cairo.

Internal government documents revealed that Egyptian members of the Muslim Brotherhood dodged extra security screening at JFK Airport under VIP treatment provided by the State Department.

Sources in the Coptic Church said that Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark See, is going to celebrate the anniversary of St. Antony at St. Antony’s historical monastery in the Eastern wilderness of the Red Sea governorate.

Bomb squad team has defused a homemade bomb in Marsafy St. in Zamalek, Cairo. Police was reported about unattended luggage with attached wires and cell phone.

Security forces found three homemade bombs at Ramsis’s subway, one of which was blasted with no serious casualties.

Amr Moussa, head of the fifty-members committee to amend the 2012 constitution said that he met with the Congressional delegation that told him that no violations were detected during the constitutional referendum.

Ansar al- Bayt al-Maqdis group claimed responsibility for recent rocket attack on Israel. It promised in a statement today to continue such attacks against both Israel and the Egyptian army that killed innocent people and fights against Islam, according to the statement.

With many calls by the Muslim Brotherhood to demonstrate and sabotage of state enterprises, Fatwa House issued a statement, in which it said that non-peaceful demonstrations and sabotage of state enterprises are haram and prohibited in Islam.

Catherine Ashton, European Union foreign policy chief, has welcomed Egypt's largely supported constitution referendum.

Abdul Aziz Ahmed, Agriculture school dean at Minya University was arrested for inciting violence and belonging to a terrorist group.