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Hamas Sets Conditions For Recognizing Israel

Ismail Haniyah, the Palestinian prime minister-designated said Hamas does not ’wish to throw Israel in the sea’ and is ’ready to recognize Israel’ if admits the full rights of Palestinians

Judges Expect More Government Oppression

Judiciary sources said the pro-government Supreme Judiciary Council and the Justice Ministry intend to withdraw judiciary immunity of a number of judges who participated in the extraordinary meeting of the Judges

New Episode of Torture in Police Stations

Officers of Tokh City Police Station arrested Ragab Ibrahem Darwesh who was a subject to a cocktail of torture patterns in order to force him to make confession in a

Brotherhood Questions Government On Bird Flu Situation

The spokesman of the Muslim Brotherhood’s bloc in the parliament, Hamdy Hassen, tabled a question to the Prime Minister concerning the government negligence in the crisis of the bird flu.

Opposition Powers Support Judges

Abdel Halem Kandel, the spokesman of the Egyptian Movement for Change, Kefiya, uncovered an agreement between the movement and the National Front for Change, includes opposition parties and the Muslim

On the Anniversary of Al-Banna Martyrdom, Message from Mr. Mohammad Mahdi Akef

A Message from Mr. Mohammad Mahdi Akef, Chairman of theMuslim BrotherhoodIn the name of Allah; and peace and blessings be upon His messenger and his proponents.

Muslim Brotherhood Condemns Killing of Journalists in Iraq

In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Gracious The Muslim Brotherhood offers its deep condolences to Al Arabia Channel in particular and all media personnel in general

After Neoconservatism

As we approach the third anniversary of the onset of the Iraq war, it seems very unlikely that history will judge either the intervention itself or the ideas animating it

Egypt’s Revolution/Evolution

CAIRO, Egypt -- While America’s weary eyes are focused on the war in Iraq, this potentially rich country at the center of the Arab world may be taking a completely

Can Winds of Change Still Be Heard in Egypt?

Egypt had the world’s attention in 2005. That year witnessed the country’s first ever contested presidential election in September, followed, two months later, by a landmark parliamentary election, in which