Main Headlines

 Monday

• The attack on Warraq church: From wedding to funeral
• Egyptian Christians fear chaos after wedding bloodshed
• Egypt supports Saudi Arabia’s rejectionof UNSC seat
• Military intelligence denies illegal dealwith kidnappers of Egyptian drivers in Libya
• Ansar Bayt al-Maqdisclaims responsibility for Ismailia car bomb
• Egypt to start payingforeign oil firms by year end – EGPC
• Constitution body rejects remarks by some judges related to the unfinished document.

Tuesday

• Egypt court postpones retrial of 11 Ultras Masryin Port Said disaster
• Two dead in Rafah bus attack
• Constituent Assemblyheld its first closed session
• 660.000 expatsregistered to vote in constitution referendum
• Four officers detained for the death of prisoners
• Egypt stocks rise on economic stimulus package
• Security break up fight between pro-Morsy and pro-Sisi students at Cairo University

Wednesday

• Moussa denies pressure from the military over new Egypt constitution
• NSF conducts talks with Tamarod over forming electoral alliance
• Church accuses Muslim Brotherhood of involvement in Warraq church shooting
• Ministers conclude Nile Basin tour
• Morsi-era Minister of Information referred to criminal court
• State of Emergencywill not be extended
• Draft Protest Law creates permanent state of emergency: NGOs
• Students protests continue following clashes

Thursday

• Islamists call for protestsover Morsi trial
• Egyptian military officers  back army chief for president
• Tamarod to field 120 candidates in parliamentary polls
• Curfew might continue beyond mid-November: Official
• Tamarod to field 120 candidates in parliamentary polls
• State Commissioner’s Authority report recommends retrial of satirist Bassem Youssef
• Egypt says not i3nterested in Israeli gasas it plans LNG imports

Friday

• Pro-Brotherhood protest leaves 15 injured in Alexandria –
• Army pressures constitution committee on military trials for civilians: Rights group
• Heavy weapons found in Sharqiya farm
• Muslim Brotherhood denies link to church attacks
• Egyptian PM in the UAE on his first official foreign visit
• Japan eases travel ban on Egypt

Saturday

• Egypt’s top satirist back on air, pokes fun at all political camps
• Sources confirm ex-army officer behind minister assassination attempt
• Complaints claim Egypt’s satirist has defamed the military
• Court turns down case against ElBaradei
• Voting on Egyptian constitution’s less controversial articles to start Sunday –
• AMAY: 25 lawyers to defend Morsiin his trial on the Nov4. Arabic
• Egypt offers to help ease tension between Iran and Gulf States

 Sunday

• Constitution committee eliminates all barriers to build churches in Egypt
• CBC acknowledges ‘largely disapproving’ reactions to Bassem Youssef’s return
• Pro-Morsy alliance offers new initiative for political deadlock
• ‪Egypt expects more Gulf aid following package with UAE: El-Beblawi
• Egypt sends delegation to Russia
• Israel commissions new ambassador to Egypt
• Turkish FM: Turkey will support any elected Egyptian president

 Poll

• Baseera poll: Most Egyptians satisfied with interim government

Good read

• Women and the fight for bodily integrity in Egypt.  Yasmin El-Rifae
• Coverage in Black and white: Mainstream media and post-30 June Egypt. Hani Shukrallah
• Contemporary Egyptian nonsense: The riches of Egypt! Mohamed Fouad
• The right to say no. Rana Allam
• Islamists are using attacks against Copts in Egypt’s power struggle. Tony Gamal Gabriel

Photo Gallery

• Egyptians mourn the dead following the attack on the Coptic Church in Cairo
• Demonstrators oppose draft protest law

Finally, here are Jayson Casper’s prayers for Egypt