Dr. Ayman Nour , founder of “ Tomorrow of the Revolution party”, told Copts United that the patriotic forces will escalate the matter in case President Morsy insists on ignoring their demands to cancel the constitutional declaration.

May God repose the soul of the strong fighter Eng. Adly Abadir Youssef, who stood firmly and fearlessly before the tyrant Mubarak and warned against the danger of the Islamists including Muslim Brotherhood on the national unity of Egypt and on its moderate Muslims.

Political activist Mohammed Abdullah told Copts United that anti-Muslim Brotherhood demonstration will demonstrate next Friday heading to the platform of Nasr City in Cairo to demand President Mohammed Morsi to step down.

Nabil Gabriel, head of Sunlight organization for development and human rights, told Copts United that Supreme Constitutional Court will consider tomorrow the appeal against Dr. Mohammed Mursy, the Egyptian President, for his decision to reinstate the dissolved Parliament as it's considered unconstitutional and illegal.

Human rights activist Amira Potros told Copts United that a Christian girl called Hend Farouk (24), was kidnapped by three young people while she was leaving the church in al-Qasir, Red Sea governorate.

Eng. Michael Mounir, head of Life Party and head of “Copts of United States” organization, said that Copts don't fear Mursy being the president as Copts of Egypt are stronger than any fears or persons, and they are a significant voting bloc.

Amir Fakhry, human rights activist, told Copts United that a reconciliation meeting was held recently in Edmo village, Minya after a number of extremists had tried to attack the church in the village as well as a number of houses that belong to Copts.

Copts United learned that a number of lawyers and supporters of the presidential candidate Ahmed Shafik intend to report the Attorney General against the presidential candidate Dr. Mohamed Morsy for insulting the supporters of Shafik.

Emad Hilmi, human rights activist has told Copts United that Mina Asaad Fahim, the kidnapped child by armed men in Deir Mawas, Minya has been returned home after his family paid a large ransom approaching 2 million pounds.

The wife of the Christian contractor Refaat Fawzy Abdo who was arrested for the second time after the events of Abu Fana monastery, Mallawy, Minya told Copts United that her husband was arrested unjustly and without committing any crime.

Taher al-Hashemi, the Secretary General of Al al-Bayt union in Egypt and member of the international union of Al al-Bayt told Copts United that the death of Pope Shenouda is a great loss to both the Arabic and Islamic region because of his great opinions and his support for the Palestinian issue as well as preventing the Coptic Orthodox from visiting Jerusalem however it is very important for them.

Christian of al-Hadr village, Dirot, Assiut are panicked and terrified as A man called Salheen Salah Mohammed Murad with a number of muggers are bullying them. Salheen has committed two crimes at one week, when he stole a microbus of the church after attacking the driver. As well as breaking into a house of a Christian man called Hanna Aziz Malak, with weapons and

Nearly 300 people belonging to the Islamic group protested yesterday in front of the Administration building of Minya governorate, demanding the release of 1,900 detainees of the group by the former regime. Protesters cried out saying "Should we always be oppressed?" Some protesters also broke into the affiliated garden of the building after the doors were closed in front of them.

Yesterday, a Muslim of Abul-Hadr village, Dirout, Assiut called Salhien Salah Mohammed Murad accompanied by four thugs broke into the house of a Christian man named Hanna Aziz Malek, Human rights activist Izzat Ibrahim Izzat told Copts United.

Rami Kamel, human rights activist told Copts United that two Christians were wounded by gunshots, one in his face. In addition to a number of Muslims who were also wounded during the fight which started as clashes among Christian drivers in Warraq, Giza. Then, transmitted to a fight between Christians and Muslims when some Muslims tried to intervene to break up clashes between the drivers. Kamel said that clashes developed into using firearms. A number of Salafis tried to provoke Muslims against Christians, but some Muslim wise men intervened to stop them.

Saeed Abdel Maseeh, director of the Egyptian Center for Development and Human Rights told Copts united that the Attorney General decided to remove the name of Dr. Adel Fawzi, the head of Middle East Christians organization from the no travel list. Fawzi was banned from travelling outside Egypt after being accused of defamation of religions in 2007.

Father Estafanous Shehata , deputy of Samalut diocese said to Copts united that Christian merchants of Samalut, Minya governorate are panicked after the threats they had received anonymously at their homes or through their cell phones, especially after criminals had carried out their threats by burning some shops owned by a Christian man called Yasser Sorial which coasted him about two million pounds.

Ayman Sadiq Kamal, the brother of Hani, the young kidnapped Christian in Minya, said to Copts United the security authorities in Minya are still covering up the criminals who kidnapped his brother, however their names and location are known, pointing out that the prosecution has arrested them after the incident, then released them to mislead the investigations.

Human rights activist, Ezzat Ibrahim told Copts United that a number of thugs stopped a microbus owned by St. Mary Church, Abu al-Hadr village, Dirout, Assiut, and stole it. Ezzat explained that the thugs attacked the microbuses, when transporting students to the school of the village, attacked the driver, let the students out, then took the microbus and fled.

Human rights activist, Amir Fakhry, al-Kalema human rights center in Minya told Copts United that a Christian girl called Hanaa Munir Younan, 21 years old, from Bani Ebaid village affiliated to Abu Korkas, Minya, have disappeared last Sunday.

Liberal activist and writer D. Yehia al-Wakiel, has told Copts United that he intends to establish an Egyptian group that confirms the Egyptian identity as well as cultural pluralism of the country. The group will be called "Copts Brotherhood" which is going to be political and not based on religion, and all Egyptians will be allowed in, even moderate Salafies who don’t hate non-Muslims and atheists, said al-Wakiel.