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Egypt’s Muslim Brothers brand Israel a ’cancer’

Mehdi Akef -- Israel is a "cancer" in the Middle East and its peace deal with Egypt should be submitted to a referendum, the leader of Egypt’s Muslim Brothers said

After the elections

After the electionsMohamed Sid-Ahmed analyses the results of Egypt’s parliamentary elections   The ruling National Democratic Party succeeded in retaining a two-thirds majority in the People’s Assembly, but failed in

Israelis Grow Troubled by Bush Priorities

Israelis Grow Troubled by Bush Priorities  Despite their mutual enthusiasm for ousting Saddam, Israel and the United States appear increasingly at odds over what to do about the larger Middle

Two edges of democracy

Democracy, it turns out, is a double-edged sword in American hands. How can one make spreading democracy the ostensible basis for conducting foreign policy while invading and occupying another country;

A Call for the investigation about the violent actions during Egyptian parliamentary elections

A Call for the investigation about the violent actions during Egyptian parliamentary elections                                           Although Egypt’s last round of pa

Ten Significances of the Parliamentary Election’s Results

Ten Significances of the Parliamentary Election’s Results The Egyptian parliamentary vote resulted in outcomes that have been surprising for most of the observers of Egyptian affairs. In the following, its

El-Ketatny Declines any Connection with Foreign States

The head of the Muslim Brotherhood Bloc in the parliament, Muhammad el-Ketatny, denied what the American News Times said about an exiting dialogue between the MB’s Bloc and a Congress

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Statement

In The Name of Allah The Most Beneficent the Most Merciful On the Occasion of the Universal Declaration for Human Rights Day The Muslim Brotherhood’s Statement " Together Against Torture."

Protest in Egypt against ‘rigged’ elections

More than 200 opposition supporters protested here yesterday against what they said were rigged parliamentary elections in which President Hosni Mubarak’s ruling party won some three quarters of the seats.

Fed-up Egyptians boost Brotherhood

Mohammad El-Sabbagh wanted nothing to do with the violent clashes that erupted between police and the general public on the final day of parliamentary elections in Egypt last Wednesday.