After his actions and statements sparked widespread controversy in Egypt and led to the Coptic Church’s decision to suspend him from priestly service, Father Domadius Habib Ibrahim broke his silence.

Father Domadius published a blog post on his Facebook account in response to the church’s decision, directing his speech to the Pope.

Father Domadius indicated that he had requested to arrange a meeting with the Pope since 2013, but he has been waiting for a response for 11 years. He wrote: “His Holiness the Pope allows me to meet with you for half an hour for the peace and edification of the Church.
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The Egyptian security services in the Assiut Security Directorate are intensifying their efforts to uncover the mystery behind the incident of finding the body of a slaughtered child, dumped among the crops of the village of Al-Hammamiya, affiliated with the Badari Center.

According to the “Cairo 24” website, the incident began with the Assiut Security Directorate receiving a notification from the Badari Police Station, stating that a report had been received from the people in the village of Al-Hammamiya, that the body of a 7-year-old child had been found, slaughtered, with his hands amputated, and dumped among the crops.

Investigation officers and security forces immediately moved to the site of the report, where the inspection revealed that the body belonged to the child, “Muhammad A.A.M.
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Egyptian content presenter, Sandra Fares, surprised her followers by announcing her intention to sue Facebook, after the platform placed a sign announcing her death on her accounts without careful verification.

Fares provides content about fashion and travel and is followed by thousands on various social media platforms.

Fares said in a video she posted on Instagram that she was surprised that a “deceased” badge appeared on her Facebook accounts while she was on a plane and traveling outside the country.

She explained that she did not know who had submitted a document to Facebook alleging her death, stressing that she was not interested in knowing the perpetrator, and said: “I have no idea who did this, or who presented forged papers.”

She indicated that her family was terrified after this accident, especially since she was on the plane for a full 4 hours, and they were not able to contact her.
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An official source at the Egyptian Electricity Holding Company revealed on Sunday that the duration of the daily power cut, or what the government calls “load shedding,” has been increased to three hours instead of two hours.

Load reduction hours will be between two in the afternoon and eight in the evening, local time, or until further instructions are received.

The source confirmed in exclusive statements to the Egyptian newspaper “Al-Shorouk” that the increase in the mitigation period to three hours came as a result of the severe heat wave that the country is suffering from during the current period, which affected the quantities of natural gas pumped necessary to operate the power stations, which reached only 13 million cubic meters, while To operate electricity generation stations, 25 million cubic meters of gas are required per day.
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The village of Al-Shein in Gharbia Governorate witnessed a hideous tragedy, as a young man suffering from psychological disorders slaughtered his mother, sister, and brother in their home, according to what local authorities reported.

It was reported that the young man, who works as a lawyer and is 29 years old, committed the crime in Izbat Rustom in the village, where the residents discovered a foul odor emanating from the house, and they informed the authorities.

The bodies of the victims, who were the young man’s mother, sister, and younger brother, were transferred to the morgue at the disposal of the Public Prosecution to complete the necessary procedures, before handing them over to their families for prayer and burial.
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Egyptian club Zamalek is facing a major crisis that threatens its participation in the African Confederation Championship for next season, as a result of problems related to player registration.

Ahmed Diab, President of the Egyptian Professional Clubs Association, announced that the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) had issued a decision prohibiting any club suffering from problems in registering players from participating in African tournaments, and stressed the need for Zamalek to resolve this crisis before June 30.

Zamalek was subjected to a three-period suspension due to complaints filed against it by its former Moroccan player Khaled Boutayeb and former Portuguese coach Jaime Pacheco.

This situation places great pressure on the club to find quick solutions before the deadline expires.
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The Egyptian Electricity Company denied the news circulating about issuing a decision excluding coastal cities from reducing electricity loads.

The Egyptian Electricity Company issued an official statement today on its official Facebook page, completely denying the news circulating through the Egyptian media about issuing a decision excluding coastal cities from the decision to reduce daily electrical current loads.

The company confirmed in its statement that everything that was circulated in this regard was “completely false,” calling on citizens not to believe any data that was not officially issued by the competent authorities.
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On Monday, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry denied reports circulating about the existence of arrangements with the United States to prepare lists of names of patients and students wishing to leave the Gaza Strip.

The Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ahmed Abu Zeid, confirmed through the ministry’s account on the “X” platform that there is no truth to what is being circulated through some social media regarding a phone call between the Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry and the United States’ Anthony Blinken, which discussed arrangements to register lists of patients And students wishing to leave Gaza.

Abu Zeid added: “There was no telephone contact between the two parties,” stressing that “it is not true that there are any arrangements of this kind,” without adding more details.
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The journey of an Egyptian woman who lost her family when she was a young child when she was living in Damanhour, Beheira Governorate, ended with them being found thanks to the “Missing Children” page on Facebook.

The woman, named Sabreen, left the family home after her father’s death, and found herself after a long journey in Cairo, where she remained missing for decades.

After years of waiting and searching, fate led her to share her story with the “Missing Children” page, which allowed one of her relatives to identify her through a photo posted on the Internet and then report that the details matched.

The first moment of meeting between Sabreen and her family was filled with strong emotions and tears, as she could not believe that her long search had finally resulted in her reuniting with her family.
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The Egyptian Al-Ahly Club announced that it had received a notification from the Egyptian Professional Clubs Association stating that it had won its match with Zamalek after the latter withdrew from the summit match that was scheduled for Tuesday.

Al-Ahly club’s statement, which was published on its official Facebook page, said: “The club received a letter from the Professional Clubs Association stating that the summit match that was scheduled to be held on Tuesday at seven in the evening at Cairo International Stadium would not be held, and that Al-Ahly team would be considered the winner of the match with a score of 2 -0”.

On the other hand, Zamalek Club announced, in a statement issued on Monday night, its withdrawal from the summit match against Al-Ahly in the Egyptian Premier League, justifying its decision due to the absence of the principle of equal opportunities.
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