Cairo - As the morning light broke on Monday over minarets crowding the 1,500-year-old Cairo neighbourhood where a bomb had killed a French tourist and wounded 21 others the night before, Egyptians tried to make sense of the attack.
Many asked themselves who could have been responsible.
"We cannot really point a finger and say an Iranian or a Jew did it, maybe it is someone from Gaza who wants to tell people, 'wake up,' because these bombings are frequent in places like Gaza and Iraq," said Rifaat al-Sheikh told Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa on Monday.