Father Refaat Fikey, Chairman of Media and Publishing in the Evangelical Church, condemned the heinous terrorist bombing that targeted the General Attorney Hisham Barakat and led to his death.

National Security Police carried out a security crackdown around Assiut governorate, which led to the arrest of 31 gangs and the seizure of 33 firearm, 205 different rounds of ammunition.

Dishna's Diocese issued a statement to mourn the death of Egypt’s General Attorney, Hisham Barakat, in a terrorist attack.

The Egyptian Ministry of Health announced the death of three people and wounding another in exploding two bombs that were in their possession.

National Security Police arrested 14 leaders of the terrorist group who were accused in many crimes such as destruction of public and private institutions, and inciting hatred.

Coptic Orthodox Diocese in Port Said, Denied what was published by "Rose Al-Youssef" magazine, under the title of “priest in Port practices black magic ".

Faiz Habib, father of the accused Coptic student of contempt of Islam, Maher Fayez Habib, said on his page on Facebook that he was permitted to return to his home and his family in the village of Mianah, Ahanasia center in Beni Suef, after an absence lasted for month and a half.

Media Centre security official said that a woman reported the police about the existence of strange objects fixed under high pressure electricity tower in an agricultural land in Ashour manor, in Center of Fayoum.

International Coptic Union condemned the terrorist bombings that occurred today in Egypt, which killed the Egyptian General Attorney, Hisham Barakat, and also bombing the bus of roads and bridges company in Sheikh Zuid, which led to the death of many citizens and injuring others, in addition of causing many damages in public and private property.

Egypt's top prosecutor Hisham Barakat died from injuries sustained in a Cairo bomb attack on Monday, the first successful assassination attempt against a state official since an upswing in violence following the 2013 ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi.

Abd- Allah Boshr , lawyer of Maher Fayez Habib, the Coptic boy who was accused of contempt of the Islamic religion , told Copts United that Maher’s detention was renewed for an additional 45 days.

Maher Youssef, father of kidnapped minor Coptic girl called Mariam Maher Lateef 17-year-old, resident in Daheli village, in Beni Suef, sent a distress to General Magdy Abdel Ghaffar, Egyptian Minister of Interior, to complain about the disappearance of his minor daughter since last Wednesday and to complain that police did not arrest the accused persons though he reported about them officially.

Abba Gabriel, Bishop of Beni Suef, said during his weekly sermon in Diocese of Beni Suef, in the presence of a large number of priests and congregation of the diocese that he joined the reserve military service as an officer in the great Egyptian army, after he finished his study in the university.

A Copt called B. P, 28 years old, owner of shipper office, lives in Tama Center in Sohag Governorate, was injured and stolen after he was attacked while he was setting in a café.

Abdullah Boshra, lawyer of the kidnapped Coptic girl's family, said that the prosecution of Samasta in Beni Suef listened to statements of the father and uncle of the Coptic minor girl who disappeared since early Wednesday and promised to return the girl to her family this week.

Police in Minya succeeded in releasing kidnapped Copt called Issa Henry Shamrokh, 65 years old, lives in Dermoas in Minya, who was kidnapped by unknown persons while he was on his way to work in his agricultural Land.

Father Hator Boshra, pastor of Virgin Mary Church, in Kafr Darwish village, center of Fashn in Beni Suef Governorate, said that the church is going to hold national unity breakfast table in the coming days on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan, in the presence of representatives of the Muslim families in the village and a number of security and executive leadership.

Over 5 million people heeded to calls to boycott Egypt's mobile operators, a campaign founder told Aswat Masriya on Friday, pledging to launch a second call on Saturday titled "down with our networks".

An earthquake measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale struck Cairo and different governorates Saturday afternoon, said Mohamed el-Gabry, a professor at National Research Institute of Astronomy & Geophysics (NRIAG.) Gabry told Youm7 that the epicenter of the tremor is the Gulf of Aqaba.

A total of 22 Egyptian prisoners, pardoned by Saudi King Salman Bin Abdulaziz, arrived in the Cairo International Airport Saturday, Youm7 reported.

Media Center for the Coptic Orthodox Church said that Abba Moussa, Bishop of Youth, returned to Cairo after a pastoral visit to England.