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Iraq January 4, 2007

The Barbaric Lynching of President Saddam Hussein

On the Holy day of Eid, the world watched in horror at the barbaric lynching of President Saddam Hussein of Iraq, allegedly for crimes against humanity. This public murder was

January 3, 2007

Dr. DeLong-Bas: MB Is Not Jihadist or Extremist Movement

On December 21, 2006, the London daily Al-Sharq Al-Awsat published an interview with Dr. Natana DeLong-Bas, who taught this year in the Department of Theology at Boston College and in

MB in International press January 3, 2007

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood Celebrates Founder

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood Celebrates Founder by

Fanatic Messages January 3, 2007

Foreign Exchange, Fareed Zakaria with Saad Eddin Ibrahim

Fareed Zakaria: Welcome to Foreign Exchange; I’m Fareed Zakaria. First, we’ll talk with Saad Eddin Ibrahim to hear why he thinks America has turned its back on democracy in the

Iraq January 2, 2007

Don’t cry for me Mesopotamia: no tears for Saddam

Yet again, the Bush administration looks stupid exactly when it thinks it is being smart, or when it thinks it is being strategic in its actions. Saddam Husayn was not

FJP News January 2, 2007

Muslim Brotherhood to pursue legal political party status

The banned-but-tolerated Muslim Brotherhoods (MB) group stated in a press conference Wednesday afternoon that they intended to establish a licensed political party. During the same event, MB members promised to

Reports January 2, 2007

All Hail the Veil?

The way Farouk Hosni was attacked for his comments on the veil, you would think Cairenes were uniformly in favor of the hijab. We hit the capital’s streets for an

Iraq January 2, 2007

Iraq: Islamic Party Sets Conditions to Join any New Political Bloc

Al Sameraie: Islamic Party Sets Conditions to Join any New Political Bloc Mr. Iyad Al Sameraie, the Iraqi member of parliament for Iraqi Accordance Front and Under-Secretary-General of the Iraqi Islamic

MB in Arabian press January 2, 2007

Between Regime’s Machiavellianism, MB’s Hesitation

Between Regime’s Machiavellianism, MB’s Hesitation… Anatomy of Al-Azhar Students Crisis The ruling regime exploited the crisis that emerged from the trainings of the black hooded Muslim Brotherhood students in Al-Azhar

Human Rights January 2, 2007

81 journalists killed – the deadliest year since 1994

In 2006- 81 journalists and 32 media assistants were killed- at least 871 were arrested- 1,472 physically attacked or threatened- 56 kidnapped- and 912 media outlets censoredIn

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