Dr. Mohammad Abu Hamid, former MP, said that attacks over Coptic Christians were planned aiming to burn Egypt and destroy its police in order to justify the presence of MB militias. He added that MB doesn't care about the sacred

Egyptian churches participate in joint prayers for one week, from February 9-15th. Prayers will be organized by Egyptian Churches' Council.

Commenting on that many train crushes, Dr. Mohammad Abu Hamid, former MP, said that with too many accidents and victims under MB rule, lives of the Egyptians are threatened severely.

European Court of Human Rights ruled that Mrs. Nadia Eweida, who work for British Airlines, has the right to wear her cross visibly at work.

Dr Muhammad Abu Hamed, former MP, has said on Twitter that Egypt is under MB occupation, and we should demonstrate against them in order to free Egypt.

Father Bemen Shaker, Priest of Mit Nama church, Shubra al-Kheima, said that a Coptic minor girl called Mona Girgis Rashid, 16 years old, from Shubra Al Khaimah disappeared two days ago in mysterious circumstances.

Father Makari Habib, secretary of Pope Tawadros II, said that the Pope has decided to head a weekly Mass each Sunday at St. Mark cathedral, Abbassiya for the first time.

Mohammed Ibrahim, new Interior Minister, told CNN that he is against sit-ins as they have their bad impact on traffic as well as public interests, and they will deal firmly with "thugs" of Tahrir Square.

In their response to what Khadija al-Shater has published on Twitter claiming that Christian feasts are the reason behind bad weather in Egypt, people replied saying: How do you explain flood of Kaaba in 1941 when people could only swim there according to the picture?

Khadija al-Shater, daughter of the vice-president of Muslim Brotherhood, said on Twitter that Christian feasts are the reason behind bad weather in Egypt.

After the announcements of Esam al-Erian, a prominent leader in Muslim Brotherhood, who welcomed the Jews back in Egypt, a number of the Jews have established a Facebook page called "I am a Jewish refugee", demanding their rights and to return to Egypt.

Judge Tahani Jibali, who was excluded from the Constitutional Court's membership after the new constitution, said in a press conference that she has filed a lawsuit against the defective document, which is called the Constitution.

Basem Yousef, an outstanding comedian and anchor, could make a major achievement by his program “The Program”, in which he criticizes Muslim Brotherhood exposing them before the public opinion in a very nice and lovely way.

Dr. Tarek Heggy, writer and political researcher, has congratulated the Coptic Christians on Christmas that they celebrate on January 7th according to their calendar which is different from Western Calendar.

Police officers are angry for the dismissal of Ahmed Gamal el-Din, Interior Minister, without judging the former presidential candidate, Hazim Salah Abu Ismail, for insulting and threatening the Minister.

Dr. Mohammed Abu Hamed, former MP, said that he would suspend any electoral work and focus on gathering crowds for the new January 25 demonstrations, which are a matter of life or death for our nation.

After the comedian Bassef Yousef has criticized the Salvation Front, Dr. Ahmad El-Baradei, founder of Constitution party and member of the Salvation Front, said that we thank Bassem for criticizing us, hoping that he will keep on doing what he does for this is very useful for us.

Dr. Mohamed El-Baradei, founder of Constitution Party, said that only a fascist state allows insulting the opponents of the regime and defame their reputation without giving accountability or being sued.

Commenting on the so-called "Coalition for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice", Dr. Mohammad Abu Hamid, former MP, said that law should stop those insane people.

Dr. Naguib Gebrael, head of the Egyptian Federation of Human Rights, said that the emergence of “Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice” group was expected after MB has made such a shameful constitution permitting such groups to work freely in Egypt.

Under the auspices of Sudan government and President Omar al-Bashier, groups of militias belong to Muslim Brotherhood are receiving training in Sudan on performing some military jobs using firearms, which is likely to be used against the opponents of their opponents in Egypt.