Man Charged with the Bombings of Egyptian Churches Turns Himself In

By Rana Elhawary On Apr 19, 2017

Security personnel investigate the crime scene of Tanta's church bombing. via: CNN.com

It has been more than a week since tragedy struck on Palm Sunday -9th of April-, when two churches were bombed in Egypt’s Alexandria governorate, and Tanta city of Egypt’s Gharbia governorate.

This Wednesday morning -dating April 19th, 2017- a man by the name of Mahmoud Mohammed Aly Hussein was escorted by authorities from the office of Egypt’s Attorney General to Egypt’s National Security Head Quarters.

Hussein has turned himself in, after being charged with being one of the main and active co-conspirators behind the two bombings.

WE SAID THIS: We will keep you posted with updates!

Rana Elhawary

Rana studied Political Science and Women & Gender Studies, this pretty much means she has something to say about anything and everything, even when she really shouldn’t! She is a serious insomniac, an intense reader, and a firm believer in the power of sarcasm. She has no aspirations towards becoming a politician, but she tends to throw around the “F” word -Feminism – a lot.

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