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Fanatic Messages February 7, 2006

Press Release on Blasts of Churches in Iraq

On Sunday, six bomb cars hit six churches in Baghdad and Karkuok. These incidents may be regarded a reaction to the insulting cartoons of Prophet Muhammad, may peace be upon
MB in Arabian press February 7, 2006

Egyptian Opposition Rejects Dialogue with Ruling Party

Opposition parties turned down the initiative of the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights to hold a meeting for the Constitutional Forum to discuss the constitution amendment, during February. Parties justified
February 7, 2006

Adjournment of Libyan Brotherhood’s Trial

In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Gracious Following a wave of release promises and a marathon of exceptional tribunals, the trial of Libyan Muslim Brotherhood has
Reports February 7, 2006

Le Monde: Rejecting Hamas Harms Reform

Alain Gresh, the Editor-in-chief of Le Monde diplomatique, said that the efforts by Western for reform and democracy in the Arab world are in vain as long as the West
MB in Arabian press February 7, 2006

Opposition Refuses Dialogue with NDP

Opposition parties turned down the initiative of the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights to hold a meeting for the Constitutional Forum to discuss the constitution amendment, during Feb. Parties justified
February 7, 2006

A Brotherhood Activist Banned from Travel

On Sunday, the Egyptian authorities barred Muhammad Hashmate of the Muslim Brotherhood, the head of Sudanese Committee at the Union of Arab Physicians, from traveling to Sudan to participate in
MB in International press February 7, 2006

Hamas Vows to End Resistance if Israel Withdraws to 1967 Borders

Ismael Haniah, the head of Hamas parliamentary bloc, said his movement is ready to renounce resistance if Israel withdraws to borders of 1967 and releases prisnoers. Hamas is also willing
MB in International press February 7, 2006

Galway Refused to Enter Egypt

After being detained for 18 hours under severe conditions, George Galway, the British member of the parliament, refused to enter Egypt. He branded the Egyptian government ’undemocratic’ and ’police-run.’ The British Respect