Special forces can track the perpetrators of the bombing

The goal is clear and the message is clear from the terrorists and the enemy intelligence services to the Egyptians: "We will not allow you to be happy or happy, and we will always disturb your actions with suicide bombings and explosions.

We will not let you have hope for the future.

We will not allow the continued attention and interaction of the major Powers and the international community with any success they have achieved in terms of security, economy or social peace.

We will seek to divide your ranks by targeting Copts and churches as if they are the weakest and the most vulnerable.

We will try to undermine your security and stability by targeting police officers, and dropping the largest number of them to work to weaken security.

We will target media professionals, judges, intellectuals and all active groups in society.

We will always portray your country as unsafe to prevent your economy from growing, and to hinder the return of foreign investment.

 We will seek to smuggle the latest weapons and explosive materials, prepare traps and ambushes and use suicide bombers to hit important installations and places of worship.

In short, we carry death and destruction to you, and we will not stop hurting you.

The message of the terrorists and those behind them is crystal clear and does not need to be translated, interpreted or questioned, but the Egyptians' response is also clear, decisive and direct.

The Egyptians who dispersed around the Church of St. George in Tanta and the Church of St. Mark in Alexandria after the terrorist bombings were not only the oppressed Copts and their families, but they were Muslims and Copts, shouting in the face of evil with a spontaneous shout: "One Muslim and one Christian." The terrorists sought to break the Egyptians' unity.

The second response from the Egyptians to terrorism came quickly on the lips of the religious leaders, who clearly stated that Egypt was targeted by its Muslims and Christians, and that terrorist attacks would not defeat the Egyptians.

The third response came from the officials, headed by President al-Sisi, who declared the country's state of emergency for three months and the formation of the Supreme Council to confront terrorism and extremism at all levels, as well as the international community's responsibility for holding accountable the sponsoring and sponsoring countries financed by the terrorists.

President al-Sisi reminded the Egyptians of the battles they fought in the last three years and how they, like the victors, of the countries and organizations that tried to break up their unity and break their will and terror, will win by all the terrorist attempts that target them.