Nader Seiarfi, founder of 38 Copts Association, revealed that the Pope Tawadros II, Pop of Alexandria and Patriarch of Saint Mark See, has withdrawn the lawsuit submitted against the Copts who had demonstrated in the great cathedral demanding the Church to permit second marriage and divorce.

Ashraf Anis, founder of "right to life" association, which claims divorce and second marriages for the Cops, said that Abba Sharobim, Bishop of Qena, refused to give marriage permits for those who work outside the province and do not practice confession sacraments for more than 3 months.

Alexandria prosecutor has released three young Copts after paying a bail of 10 thousand pounds for each one of them, after being accused of contempt of Islamic religion and evangelization.

Mansoura Criminal Court ruled execution of four Muslim Brotherhood members who formed a terrorist cell called Deterrence.

Yediot Ahronot Israeli newspaper said that terrorist organizations are targeting Christians in Sinai in order to punish them for supporting President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi against the Islamic regime of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Sudanese police arrested 12 Christian girl, aged from 18 to 23 years old while they were leaving church. The girls were stripped naked after they were wearing skirts and trousers by police that claimed they were wearing clothes violating Islamic law.

A battle with sticks and bladed weapons between Copts and Muslims in Luxor after disagreements over ownership of a guest house resulted in the injury of 10 Copts whom were taken to hospital for treatment.

The Seventh Day Egyptian newspaper published that the most dangerous takfiri cell in Egypt was arrested, which was headed by Ragab El Homossany, leader of that cell who calling for extreme ideas.

Zenit agency reported about a new terrorist attacks on Nigerian villages last Tuesday, which led to the death of 48 peoples and wounded 17 others whom tried to escape.

Ahmed Mansour, member of the international organization of the Muslim Brotherhood, announced on his account on Facebook that the regime in Egypt is going to assassinate Pope Tawadros and accuse the Muslim Brotherhood of murdering him.

Police have increased security for Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and patriarch of sant Mark See, after the assassination of Egypt’s General Attorney Hisham Barakat and terrorist incidents in Sinai.

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.

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

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.

A number of Coptic activists denied the existence of effective rebel movement against Pope Tawadros II, on the ground.

Police in Hampshire, a county on the southern coast of England in the United Kingdom, arrested a 17 years old boy on charges of burning a church that was built 200 years ago.

Thousands of Copts flocked to monastery of St. Mina the miraculous in King Marriott in Alexandria, to celebrate the anniversary of St. Mina's martyrdom.

Archbishop of Kirkuk in Iraq called the whole world to face the terrorist organization of ISIS that he described as similar to waging World War III.

Pope Francis I, Pope of the Vatican called the Italians at the beginning of his visit to the Italian city of Turin to treat the immigrants well.

Hanan Nabil, coordinator of Copts 38 Association said that the common law marriage is not a requirement in Christianity, but some persons who complain from personal status law and the absence of moderation solutions in church used it as alternatives to pressure on Church.

Abba Raphael, secretary of the Holy Synod and Bishop of Churches in central Cairo, revealed that the new personal status law for Christians has expanded the causes of adultery that lead to divorce, including mobile messages including Whats app and other means of modern technology messages.