Cairo Criminal Court has adjourned until January 4 the trial of ousted president Mohamed Morsi and 35 other defendants of the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood's leaders over spy and terrorism charges.
The court decided to deday the trial to continue to hear the defense pleadings in the case.
The defendants are accused of spying for foreign countries and organizations and disclosing secrets about Egypt's national security.
They also face charges of coordinating with Jihadist organizations inside and outside Egypt with the aim to carry out terrorist attacks on Egyptian soil.