50 suspects were arrested related to the two terrorist attacks against Coptic Churches on Palm Sunday. Police have also announced that admin of suspected terrorist Facebook page called Underground was arrested in Mahala.

Egyptian community in NY gathered in Union Square to commemorate the souls of the martyrs who were victims of the deadly terrorist bombing of the Alexandria and Tanta churches. The participants called for the international community to declare the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization, and announced their support to Egypt in its war against terrorism.

During his meeting with Franciscan ministers in the world on Tuesday, Pope Francis assured he will not postpone his visit to Egypt after the terrorist attacks against the Coptic Churches on Palm Sunday. The Vatican has sent delegation to prepare for the visit scheduled on April 28-29th.

Coptic student from Minya disappeared last Friday in Cairo after she left her dorm. She took a cap and the driver and plates were recorded on surveillance cameras. Police were reported and the matter is currently under investigation.

Dr. Abbas Shoman, Undersecretary of Al-Azhar, said that the Church bombings are against all religions including Islam as they aim to destroy Egypt.

Bishops of the Coptic Orthodox Church attended funeral of the martyrs of the bombings that targeted two churches on Palm Sunday killing more than 50 innocent people. The funeral was held in the presence of thousands of the Coptic people.

Fatwa House mourned the martyrs of the police of the terrorist attack against Coptic churches but ignored to mention the Christian martyrs.

Islam Buheiry, Islamic scholar, denounced the negligence of Al-Azhar institutes led by Ahmed El-Tayeb, Sheikh of Al-Azhar, to renew religious discourse.

Sherif Ismail, Egypt’s Prime Minister, visited Abba Paula, Bishop of Tanta, to offer his sincere condolences on the victims of the terrorist attack that targeted St. George Church in Tanta, promising to arrest the perpetrators as soon as possible.

Thousands of Coptic Christians are currently visiting Jerusalem for pilgrimage. The numbers of pilgrims increased from 4428 last year to 7450 this year to visit the Christina sacred places mentioned in the holy bible.

Sameh Abdul Hamid, Islamic Preacher, blamed the girl in Sharqia who was sexually harassed by dozens of men in the streets for not wearing decent clothes.

Cairo International Airport received yesterday 34 tourist regiments from several Arab, European and Asian countries aboard 89 Egyptian and foreign aircraft, to visit archaeological and historical sites in Egypt.

Egyptian fatwa house announced on its official page on Facebook that it is forbidden for Muslims to sleep on the abdomen.

Synod of the Evangelical Church in Egypt will be held on April 24 to elect a new president of the Synod of the Nile, and the Vice-President of the Synod of several councils including the Council of the Evangelical Theological Seminary, the Medical Council and other councils.

Abba Mina, Coptic Bishop of Mississauga, Vancouver, and Western Canada, held the monthly meeting of the Coptic priests of Canada in the church of Archangel Michael and St. Takla Himanot in Brampton in the presence of Dr. Joseph Morris Feltes, Professor of theology.

For the second time this week, a Coptic woman survived slaying attempt by a Muslim young man using white weapon.

Samal al-Masry, Egyptian belly dancer, announced she will host an Islamic talk show in Ramadan to discuss social problems in Egypt from religious perspective.

Islamic State terrorist organization published a video for beheading two old men claiming they are in Sinai. The two men were executed on chugs of blasphemy and practicing astronomy. Egyptian police and army have not commented on the video yet.

Sheikh Haitham Bakry, Imam of Fatatih Mosque in Luxor, defended the demonstrations demanding the family of Coptic minor girl Amira to hand her over to them claiming she has converted into Islam saying: her new behavior showed her new belief! “We are not sure Amira became Muslim, but we feel so” He explained.

Fatima Naeot, Egyptian writer, commented on the sectarian crisis of Luxor in which fanatics besieged house of a Coptic minor girl demanding her family to hand the girl over claiming she has converted to Islam, saying that it demonstrates the absence of law.