Devastation struck the small town of Al-Rawda in North Sinai, Egypt when a group of terrorists launched a brutal attack on a Mosque, killing 311 people and leaving 128 others wounded. On a typical Friday morning, worshippers had gathered at the Al-Rawda Mosque for prayers, unaware of the horror that was about to unfold. The terrorists, armed to the teeth, stormed the mosque, unleashing a hail of bullets and explosives that would leave a trail of death and destruction in their wake. The attack, which lasted for over 20 minutes, was one of the deadliest in Egypt's modern history, striking fear into the hearts of the local community and sending shockwaves across the globe.