Egyptian press tackled various issues including the Mubarak trials, Coptic Christian sit-ins and the diesel crisis, today. A source denied that the ousted President Hosni Mubarak is going to apologize to the Egyptian citizens and he will not hand over his fortune, according to the independent newspaper Al-Masry Al-Youm. In related news, state-run newspaper Al-Ahram reported that a monitoring committee will allocate 5 million EGP (U.S. $840,000) for presidency. Coptic Christians abroad stage a protest outside the UN Security Council headquarters in Washington today, said Al-Dostor newspaper. The demonstrators call for sacking Egypt from United Nations to support Maspiro demonstrators, Egyptian Television and Radio Headquarter, and Coptic demonstrators in Menya and Alexandria, Al-Dostor added. Al-Ahram: • SCAF: State's interest above personal interest. • MB appoints Coptic Christian as deputy. • Suzanne released she handed over her fortune. • Doctors threaten to stage a million-man protest tomorrow. • Arab investors to negotiation about Egyptian lawsuits. • The Mubaraks commemorate death of their grandchild. Al-Akhbar: • Military prosecution releases all accused of Israeli Embassy clashes. • Obama calls on Israel to withdraw to the ‘1967' border. • 560m EGP to reclaim 53,000 acres in 3 governorates. • 50,000 EGP a fine for cutting trees. Al-Wafd: • ‘Family house' calls for ending sectarian violence. • International organizations trace Mubarak's money abroad. • Maspiro demonstrators demand opening two churches in order to end their sit-in. • Ragab Hamid under investigation on ‘The Battle of Camels'. • 77,000 liter of diesel confiscated to avoid being sold in the black market. • Gas tube crisis reached agricultural-desert road. Al-Masry Al-Youm: • EZZ steel accepts resignations. • 26 prisoners escaped from 6 October police station. • MB initiative: Israeli compromise to be revised and grand pardons who hands over illegal money. • Ministry of Finance finished sorting 1.5m job applications and announces no acceptance now. Al-Dostor: • MB asks SCAF to cancel court verdict against 114 MB members. • Pope Shenouda calls on Ethiopian patriarch to reserve Egypt's share of water. • SCAF warns those who trigger violence between the military and the people. • Salifis: elections without Sharia law is taboo. Al-Shorouk: • PM: Egypt is able to carry out Egyptian Nuclear program. • Online revolutionaries against pardoning Mubarak. Al-Gomhuria: • Anan receives Tanzanian military intelligence deputy. • Revolution coordinators refuse pardoning Mubarak. • Al-Araby appointed FM until June 30.
