The Cairo Criminal Court is expected to issue the final verdict against 213 defendants of Ansar Bait al-Maqdis for committing 54 terrorism-related crimes. <\/p>\n
The terrorist group is being charged of murdering police officers, soldiers and civilians; an assassination attempt of former Interior Minister Mohamed Ibrahim; bombing several security facilities; and executing a number of terrorist operations. <\/p>\n
On July 7, the court held a sequential hearing session of the defendants of the terrorist groups. <\/p>\n
The jihadist extremist militant group, Ansar Bait al-Maqdis (Supporters of Jerusalem), emerged from the chaos in Sinai that started with the uprising in January 2011. <\/p>\n
1.\tIn mid-2013, the terrorist group initiated attacks on security forces, declaring the Egyptian army and police apostates that can be killed. <\/p>\n
2.\tThe assassination of Mohamed Mabrouk, a security officer involved in the trial against Mohamed Morsi, who was shot dead outside his home in Nasr City on 17 November. <\/p>\n
3.\tBombing a police compound in Mansoura, killing at least 16 people, including 14 police officers. <\/p>\n
4.\tAttacking a police checkpoint in Beni Suef on 23 January 2014 that killed 5 people. <\/p>\n
5.\tShooting down a military helicopter in the Sinai that occurred on 25 January 2014. <\/p>\n
6.\tAssassinating Mohamed Al-Saied, member of Egypt’s Interior Ministry, on 28 January 2014. <\/p>\n
7.\tBombing a bus in Taba in 2014, killing four people, including three Korean tourists and an Egyptian bus driver. <\/p>\n
8.\tAn attack that 6 security personnel in September 2014. <\/p>\n
9.\tBombing the Cairo Security Directorate using a car that was rigged with 800 kilos of explosives. <\/p>\n
10.\tTargeting the satellite in Nasr City with a rocket launcher <\/p>\n