A claim has been made in the name of a second Islamist group for the Sharm al-Sheikh bombings that killed at least 63 people, according to a Web statement on Sunday. The statement, posted on an Islamist site which is not widely known, said a group calling itself “the Mujahideen of Egypt” were behind the attacks in the early hours of Saturday at the Egyptian resort, which killed at least seven non-Egyptians. “We announce to the whole world that five people from the Mujahideen of Egypt … drove five rigged vehicles — a local taxi, three taxis from outside Egypt and a minibus — into the citadels of the Zionists (Israelis) in our country,” it said. Full Story