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Hamas condemns the suicide bombing attack at the Abbasia Cathedral, Egypt
Gaza Strip - SP - The Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas condemned a suicide bombing attack at the St.Marcus Abbasia Cathedral, Sunday (11/12).
Hamas claimed the suicide bombings targeting civilians is a crime that was intentionally done to pit muslimins and did not benefit anyone except the enemies.
Hamas also expressed condolences to the Egyptian people and convey prayers may Allah keep Egypt from evil.
According to the Egyptian TV station suicide bombing result 25 people killed and 31 others injured.

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