Cyril Majali died this morning, a man from Mahdi village in Akhmim Center in Sohag, succumbed to his injury after being attacked by an extremist using a cleaver and after three days in intensive care, in an attempt to save him, but the young man died today.

His family said that a prayer was performed over Cyril in the Virgin’s Monastery in Akhmim Mountain, and he is now being transferred to the family’s gravesite, amid anger from the Copts and demands to punish the perpetrator, who mercilessly attacked the victim with a machete. The Copts reject the “mentally deranged” narrative.

The Akhmim Prosecution in Sohag decided to imprison Abdullah Hosni, who had attacked Cyril Majali in Akhmim using a machete, which inflicted serious injuries, fracturing his skull and cutting the tendons of his hand.

The Sohag University Hospital in Sohag received a wounded man named Cyril Najah Majali from the village of Arab Mahdi, Akhmim district, Sohag governorate, who was stabbed several times by a sharp instrument, and his health condition is unstable.

Major General Mohamed Abdel Moneim Sharbash, Assistant Minister of Interior and Director of Sohag Security, received a notification from the Akhmim police station’s warden, stating that a report had been received from Sohag University Hospital about the arrival of a wounded man drenched in blood and with several separate stab wounds to the body, and his health condition was unstable.

Immediately, after the police began their investigation and obtained permission from the Public Prosecution, it was found that the accused, Abdullah Hosni, pushed the victim off his motorcycle and hit him with a machete, which resulted in several skull fractures, a brain hemorrhage, and cut tendons of the hand. The accused was arrested and a report is being prepared.

Medhat Najah, the victim’s brother, said that Abdullah Hosni had previously used to harass Copts, and two years ago he had assaulted another Coptic Christian and was sentenced to one year. He went to Libya to work there and returned two days before committing his crime of assaulting his brother, as his brother, who works in Kuwait, was on vacation and was preparing to travel on his way back to his home, riding a motorcycle. Abdullah Hosni intercepted him, dropped him, and beat him.

He pointed out that the perpetrator tried to claim mental disorder, as his family brought a medical certificate from a special center in an attempt to escape punishment for his crime.

A statement by the Ministry of Interior confirmed that the accused had a previous criminal record, and after his arrest, he confessed to committing the incident and also admitted to getting rid of the cleaver used in the crime in a water bank.

The family appealed to the Attorney General to intervene to restore their brother’s right against this person, who was described as an extremist and who harbors hatred for Christians, and demanded the necessity of revealing the period he lived in Libya and his relationship with terrorist groups.

DipWire:
There's no sin in war. Christians fight back. It is cowardice to die like fowl when you're life is in danger.

godofuck231:
its not just cowardice its a sin

DipWire:



Na so. Lame duck mentality.

godofuck231:
you life is sacred and holy, one should never waste or abuse the body and soul, your soul is not yours ,its meant to be returned to your maker not condemned , fighting for your life before law and the heavens is an act of self defence , no man should die an unreasonable death if it comes to worse , the ethos of being a man state he should be capable of love and compassion and extreme violence when in defense of life ,property most ultimately God, love ,family and country

DipWire:





Now this is someone that has sound wisdom and understanding. God bless your wisdom.