Was attended by thousands of Christians in Egypt on Thursday, the funeral Mass for victims of the worst sectarian clashes since abandoning the country's President Hosni Mubarak's office and got the audience emotion. The service was in Monastery of St. Simeon Kharraz area Zarayeb random in an area east of Cairo where the clashes took place which resulted in the killing of 13 Christians and Muslims and wounding 140 others. The six coffins placed alongside the altar of the church and then arrived later Nashan. The clashes are an additional challenge facing the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, who conveyed to him his powers in Mubarak atheist th February. The council says he is seeking to hold elections and hand over power to a civilian government within six months. On Wednesday, the government decided that the newly formed re-deployment of police in full number in the country. The police disappeared from the streets after days of clashes with protesters who brought down Mubarak. Were killed in the protests of hundreds of activists and injured thousands of others in the hands of police officers used to try to quell the protests live bullets and bullet cartridges and tear gas canisters. And lift to attend the Liturgy of the placards calling for national unity, including "Crescent Cross .. Egypt, O national Beloved" and "like what we said in (the field) Liberation (center of protests against Mubarak) Mohammed with Hanna that Egypt would remain the Commission" and "Yes to love and stability ". When the clashes took place on Tuesday, Christians Muslims protesting against the demolition of the church in the village which borders the province of Helwan Cairo after the killing of two Muslims in a conflict caused by the relationship between Christians and a Muslim woman, residents said. Witnesses said that the Christians cut off the road and threw rocks at cars, which led to the clashes, which used the lead. The shout echoed attend Mass says, "We sacrifice our blood we sacrifice ourselves for the Cross". A witness said that about five senior officers from the armed forces attended the liturgy, including the commander, Major General Hassan Al Ruwaini region of the Central Military Council appointed by the chief of the armed forces to rebuild the ruined church of the village of arrival. He called on activists to march Magdy Rady from Tahrir Square on Friday affirmation of national unity and solidarity with the Christians. The Christians took part in the protests that led to the Mubarak step down, creating an atmosphere imbued with sectarian harmony. And killed 23 Christians in a church bombing in front of the coastal city of Alexandria in the first hour of the current year. The Muslim Brotherhood said that the remnants of the Mubarak regime is trying to ignite sectarian strife. The student leader of the group, Mohammed Badi Christians and Muslims to unite behind the Supreme Council of the armed forces and the government in order to achieve the objectives of the revolution.
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