The top story covered by all Egyptian press today was the revelation of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces' decision to topple former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak a day before his resignation. Minister of Justice Abd el-Aziz al-Gendi said during his meeting with businessmen in Alexandria that Mubarak was forced to resign. Al-Gendi proved that the military council was in meeting chaired by Hussein Tantawi who announced the military would be with the people. In other news, state-run Al-Ahram said the former president and his wife will cede their fortunes to the Egyptians and will submit other documents not included in the investigation into their fortunes. Al-Ahram added that the Illicit Gain Authority formed a committee to appraise the value of all the Mubaraks' assets. Regarding Suzanne's condition, Egypt's Minister of Heath said she is in good condition after being in the intensive care unit in Sharm el-Sheikh International Hospital. In other news, independent Al-Masry Al-Youm reported that former Director General of the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog, Mohamed el-Baradei, called on Twitter for writing a new constitution before holding parliamentary and presidential elections. Al-Dostor reported that a state of panic caught the Daqahleyia Courts after claims that there were strange objects, possibly explosives. Police immediately evacuated two courts which were then surrounded by security. Other headlines: Al-Ahram: • Egyptian wheat production increased by 25% • Al-Gendi: no conciliation with old regime, all smuggled money to be reclaimed • Heikal proposes agenda for success of transition period • Diesel crisis reaches 3 governorates Al-Akhbar: • New police officers to graduate early because of security vacuum • 14,000EGP is low salary to physicians • Ex-Min of Education: my mother was Christian and converted to Islam • A mother died, her baby lived for 3 days beside her Al-Wafd: • First trial against police officers accused of killing Tahrir demonstrators • Judges' club files lawsuit against al-Khodary • Suzanne to be jailed in a few hours • Al-Dadawi: Al-Wafd Party recognizes transition council in Libya • Final court sentence to cancel Guard on Syndicate of engineers • Pope Shenouda III flies to U.S. Al-Masry Al-Youm: • Economic bleeding started: Egypt without diesel • Min. of Justice: Govt to dissolve city halls and Shura Council • MB asks SCAF to release its military sentenced members before parliamentary nomination Al-Dostor: • Military threatens thugs • A bill for monitoring presidential nominees' funding • Israel angry at U.S. support of Abu Fetouh's presidential campaign Al-Shorouk: • Coptic Christian demonstrators responded to PM's call to open Cornish road • Al-Gendi: the Revolution destroyed Mubarak's stubbornness • Egyptian march stopped at Israeli Embassy in Cairo • Alaa Mubarak accused of wasting $670 million of public funds • 4 scenarios by Muslim Brotherhood to solve Abu el-Fetouh's presidential nomination • Arab Foreign Ministers honor Moussa and discuss his successor Al-Gomhuria: • Million-man march for Gaza stopped on al-Salam bridge • Bill against discrimination to be passed next month • Proposal to cordially compromise Omar Afandi deal • 13 countries support al-Fiqi a Arab League Secretary-General • Cultured Coptic Christians refuse foreign support
