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Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark See, has sent a message of condolences to the Egyptian president Adly Mansour for the soldiers who were killed yesterday in Rafah.

41 accused of attacking churches in Minya were arrested. The Attorney General ordered 31 of them for 15 days in prison pending investigations over attacking churches, and the rest were released.

Mohamed Abdel Zaher, mayor of Kaliobeya, has condemned the attacks against Coptic churches, which aim at inciting sectarian strife in Egypt.

Coptic businessman Naguib Sawiris said that unofficial delegation is currently visiting Europe in order to explain facts about the Egyptian revolution of June 30 as well as the terroristic attacks of the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters.

2 Coptic men were killed after they have refused to pay royalty to supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsy in Sarakna village, Assiut.

Justice and Development for Human Rights organization in Minya said that more than 80 churches as well as many properties of the Copts were burnt in Egypt during the last few days.

Many Egyptians in Canada have organized a rally in Toronto to support the Armed Forces and police against the violence of the Muslim Brotherhood and refusing the intervention of foreign countries in Egyptian affairs.

Coptic Cry movement has called the Minister of Education to immediately transfer all teachers who belong to the Muslim Brotherhood and other extreme currents to administrative work.

European Union of Coptic Organizations for Human Rights (EUCOHR) issued a statement today to support the Egyptian Army against terrorism in Egypt.

Twenty Five police soldiers were killed in Rafah on Monday after an armed attack on two buses transporting Central Security Forces.

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An ex army member attack Obama and white house

Dr. Boutros Boutros-Ghali, former Secretary General of the United Nations, sent a letter to the current Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon in which he urges the UN to be precise concerning the Egyptian issues, and explain the facts to the whole world.

Father Poulos Fahmy, priest of St. Peter Catholic Church in Beni Suef, said that demolishing and burning the historical convent school in Beni Suef is but a severe loss for Egypt.

Rafik Gresh, spokesperson of the Catholic Church in Egypt said Pope Francis asked the faithful to join him in praying for an end to the violence that rocked Cairo.

Union of Egyptian Diasporas in Europe has issued a statement to support the Egyptian government against terrorism, and denounced any interfere in the Egyptian internal affairs by foreign countries.

Security forces in Minya have arrested 27 people accused of attacking churches, public and private properties.

Since ex-president Morsy's ouster on July 3, attacks on Egyptian Christians by members of the Muslim Brotherhood have taken place in most governorates across Egypt. These attacks have escalated since security forces ended the pro-Morsy protests in central Cairo on August 14th. During their 6-weeks of protests, Muslim Brotherhood leaders explicitly threatened to harm the Copts should they be forced to end their protests, which they vowed to prolong until Morsy is restored to power.

CNN interviews HG Bishop Angaelos on 15 August 2013

The Coptic Orthodox Church of Egypt is following closely the unfortunate incidences occurring in our nation and confirms its strong stance with the Egyptian law enforcement, the armed forces, and all civil Egyptian institutions in confronting violent armed organizations and dark malicious forces, both internal and external. The attacks on our government entities and peaceful churches are terrorizing our citizens both Coptic and Muslim. These actions stand against all religions, morality, and humanity.