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In Focus: Jihad Revisions: Is it too late?

Sayed Imam Al-Shareef, chief ideologue of the Arab Jihadists and Emir of Egypt’s Jihad organization, has recently publicized revisions of his previous writings. These revisions, however, beg the question: What

Changing the Image of the “ugly American”: Interview with Keith Reinhard

It’s not just the world view of the American government that has slipped in the past few years; it’s the view of American citizens and businesses too. Keith Reinhard aims

Interview with Dr. Kenneth Pollack, Director of Research at the Saban Center for Middle East

What are you hoping that this new analysis paper, “A Switch in Time,” for which you are the principle author, will actually achieve considering the fact that we have heard

Journalist, 8 Students to Prosecution

Al-Dustour Independent Daily journalist and author of http://galaba.blogspot.com/ blog Hossam Al-Hendi will appear before Helwan District prosecution with other 8 Helwan Univ. students today’s morning

Falahat: Jordan ’s Parliamentary Elections Rigged under US Pressures

Salem Falahat, the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood group in Jordan , said in a phone call with Ikhwanweb that the rigging committed in latest Jordanian parliamentary elections was carried

Habib: Annapolis Conference only Photo Op

Dr. Mohamed Habib, the first deputy chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), lashed out at the US-hosted Middle East peace talks conference in the city of Annapolis

Al Fayyum MB Blogger, Leaders Detained

State security forces in Al Fayum Governate detained 25 Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, topped by Dr. Ahmed Abdul Rahman, the manager of Makka Specialized Hospital

Torture in Egypt.. overview

Torture in Egypt is not an ordinary crime. Rather, in recent years it has reached a critical level, it changed from being "an ordinary crime" to widespread phenomena.

Large scale detention in Alfayoum

Big names In MB community, among them was Alfayoum MB Administrative Officce, Dr Ahmed Abdulrahman

Women and security violations

Egyptian women were not far from the ongoing systematic violations committed by the police, which are oriented to the society in general, it has nothing to do with being criminal,