December 2, 2007 – Ikhwanweb

Other Views December 2, 2007

The Problem of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood

Although the Bush administration established a diplomatic quarantine of the Brotherhood after September 11, 2001, members of the U.S. House of Representatives held several meetings in Egypt in the spring

Election Coverage Islamic Movements December 2, 2007

MSP Garners 83 Municipalities, More Than 1700 Voters

Algeria’s Movement for the Society of Peace (MSP) garnered in the municipal elections 83 municipalities, 45 municipalities more than the previous in which it was running 38 municipalities before these

Human Rights Prisoners of Conscience December 2, 2007

MB Leaders Military Trial to Tuesday, Dec, 11th

The Huckstepp-based military tribunal trying 40 top Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders adjourned its session till Tuesday December, 11th, 2007, to give the defence team more time to bring its witnesses.

Islamic Movements Reports December 2, 2007

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.

Reform Issues Reports December 2, 2007

Mubarak Curbs Dissent, Paves Way for Next President (Update1)

The editors of four newspapers were sentenced to year-long prison sentences in Egypt. Their crime: reporting that President Hosni Mubarak was grooming his son to succeed him, which the government

Other Issues December 2, 2007

Egypt: Political Fatwas Draw Fire

Egypt’s ruling party often accuses its Islamist opponents of exploiting religion to achieve political ends

Interviews Palestine December 2, 2007

Not Through Annapolis

As the U.S. convenes a Mideast summit in Annapolis, Maryland today, we spend the hour on the Israeli-Palestine conflict with two of the world’s leading thinkers: former South African Archbishop

Human Rights Reports December 2, 2007

“A Crude War Of Revenge”

he United States is on its way to losing the war in Afghanistan. The eventual defeat will be political not military. Public sentiment is shifting in Europe.

Human Rights Interviews December 2, 2007

Terror is a tactic

I think that even calling it a surge is misleading. A surge is fast; this took months. It was more like an ooze. The US barely increased the troop numbers.

Human Rights Reports December 2, 2007

The Case for Staying Out of Other People’s Wars

The worst American foreign policy disasters of the past century have been consequences of Wilsonian interventionism. Critics have been dismissed as "isolationists," but the fact is that Wilsonian interventionism has

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