Egyptian courts ruled to ban YouTube locally for 30 days .. Google delayed response

 
Court Egyptian State Council on Saturday to ban "YouTube" for a period of 30 days locally due to publish a movie that is offensive to the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, last September.
The film raised abuser of the Prophet and Islam a wave of protests in a large number of Muslim countries, forcing Google to ban watching the film in a number of countries, including Egypt, Libya and Saudi Arabia.
The administration refused to "YouTube" permanently delete the movie from its servers, saying in an official statement then that the main objective of the website is to provide fun for users and encourage them to express different ideas and that the video does not violate the site's policies and will continue to be available for some countries.
For its part, the company postponed the "Google" royal "YouTube" to respond formally to this provision, as merely a brief formal statement confirming "so far we have not received any statement from the judiciary or the government regarding this matter."
The banking system is waiting to organize communication and access warrant official by virtue of the State Council for the implementation of the rule and the prohibition of post videos site famous for in the resolution, and as indicated by the device in an official statement.