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.

Prosecution of Wasti has decided to detain 13 defendants, including 6 Christians, for 15 days pending an investigation concerning the attacks of Debia village, in which a church and a number of properties belong to Copts were burned.

Copts of Dibia village in Beni Suef are not able to go out for work or even for shopping as many of their Muslim neighbors are willing to pick a quarrel with them, and parts of the lands and cattle barns of the Christians were burned.

Prosecution of Wasti has decided to detain 13 defendants, including 6 Christians, for 15 days pending an investigation concerning the attacks of Debia village, in which a church and a number of properties belong to Copts were burned.

Attorney General of Beni Suef has ordered the arrest of 6 Coptic Christians for being involved in the attacks of Dibia village, Beni Suef.

Father "Francis Farid", deputy of "Beni Suef" diocese said that many Muslims came from outside Dibia village in order to attack the Copts and burn the Church.

St. Antony Church in Dibia village, Beni Suef, was burnt as well as many houses of the Copts by fanatics. The attack came after an argument over road repairing, which caused many injuries among the Copts.

Churches, governmental buildings and banks were opened today before the public all over Egypt under tight security.

Egyptian Army has made a number of security ambushes on the main highways leading to Cairo in order to inspect the cars and prevent smugglers from bringing weapons to the Islamic demonstrators.

President Adly Mansour has met with a number of young people of national forces including April 6 movement.

Many websites that belong to the Muslim Brotherhood announced that Dr. Bakinam al-Sharkawy, Assistant of the President for Political Affairs, said that Presidetn Mohamed Morsy is goint to issue important decisions that will change the political life in Egypt.

Unknown assailants fired shots at demonstrators in Beni Suef who oppose president Mohammed Morsy and demand an early presidential election.

Freedom and Justice Party and other Islamic parties have distributed leaflets against the opposition of the ruling party claiming they belong to the former regime.

Dr. Adel Abdul Moneim, new governor of Beni Suef, held his very first meeting with leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood in Beni Suef.

Political forces in Beni Suef to demonstrate tomorrow morning before the administrative building of Beni Suef’s governorate against the new appointed governor who belongs to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Osama Badawy, police officer in Beni Suef, arrested two drivers yesterday for criticizing the Prime Minister for the shortage of diesel fuel while the government does not intervene.

A couple has surprised members of rebellion campaign as they stopped their car before the campaign and asked for the application in order to vote for no confidence in the president and his government.

Ehab Ramzy, lawyer, told Copts United that mother of Abram Zaky who is charged with preaching Christianity, getting a Muslim girl converted into Christianity and insulting Islam, has spent more than two month under provisional detention in a small room for capital sentence which is only one meter by one meter long.

Beba court in Beni Suef has decided to renew imprisonment of Christian family accused of preaching Christianity, insulting Islam, and getting Rana Hatem converted into Christianity for 15 days.

Dr. Ihab Ramzy, lawyer of the family accused of getting a Muslim girl converted into Christianity, said that Zaki Tawfik, Souad Akhnoukh and Peter Bahig are going to stand trial today before Beba court to decide whether to extend their custody, which has already exceeded 60 days, or not.

Under the presidency of Dr. Mohammed Morsy who promised the Egyptians a better life during his electoral campaign, a father called Mahmoud M. Kamel, 23, has committed suicide after his son had died of heart disease as he was not able to afford his medication.