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Iraq December 28, 2006

Iraqi gov’t can’t take any hard decision: Al-Hashemi

Mr. Tarek Al Hashemi confirmed that "The situation in Iraq is tense, and we should search for new substitutes", pointing out that these substitutes should be- not under the US
December 28, 2006

4 Helwan MB students released, detention of 12 others prolonged

 The Higher State Security Prosecution released, on Wednesday, four Muslim Brotherhood students in the Faculty of Commerce, Helwan University, of those arrested on Sunday 5/11/2006 at dawn; also, it renewed
December 27, 2006

30 Azhar students, Dr. Mohamed Hafez Jailed 15 days

The Higher State Security Prosecution in Cairo ordered, on Monday, jailing 30 Muslim Brotherhood students 15 days pending trial, within framework of latest Al-Azhar University incidents and the unjustified crackdown
MB in International press December 27, 2006

Abu Marzouk: Israeli Occupation Forces Our Only Enemy

Dr. Mousa Abu Marzouk, the deputy chairman of Hamas politburo, denied reports of the movement’s threats to target US interests. “The reports of the movement’s targeting US interests is farcical
Parliament News December 27, 2006

MB Bloc Holds Press Conference to Discuss President’s Speech

The Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc will hold a press conference on Wednesday December 27, 2006, to discuss president Mubarak’s speech about the upcoming constit
December 27, 2006

MB Condemns Ethiopian Invasion of Somalia

The Muslim Brotherhood issued a statement condemning the invasion of Somalia by Ethiopian forces, calling for an immediate withdrawal of all foreign troops out of Somali territories.
Other Views December 27, 2006

Hamas Comes to Power: Breakthrough or Setback?

The preeminent Islamist organization in Palestine—Hamas—stunned the world on January 29, 2006 by winning an absolute majority in free, open, and peaceful parliamentary elections in Palestine. In final tallies, Hamas
Human Rights December 27, 2006

’Corrie’ canceled in Canada

It’s curtains for "My Name Is Rachel Corrie" in Canada. CanStage, the country’s largest not-for-profit theater, has reversed its earlier decision and opted not to pre
Reports December 27, 2006

Intelligentsia: Closing Publishing Houses Anti Freedom Step

The recent campaign against publishing houses and members belonging to Muslim Brotherhood has drawn a lot of controversy with the Egyptian intelligentsia, who condemned the campaign launched on Sunday December
December 26, 2006

University Professor Detained in front of Patients

3 MB Businessmen Arrested, University Professor Detained in front of Patients The Higher State Security Prosecution ordered, on Monday at dawn, jailing three Muslim Brotherhood businessmen owning companies and publishing