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Reactions of Opposition Voices to MB Stance toward Strike

Mohamed Mahdi Akef, chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, confirmed that the group’s attitude towards April 6 strike, doesn’t prevent any of the group members from participating in the strike. He

Olmert says he will not attack Gaza if homemade missiles are halted

After failing to stop the resistance homemade missiles through brutal military means, the Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, announced on Wednesday evening that the IOF will not attack Gaza if

From Behind Bars: Ikhwanweb’s Khaled Hamza Needs your Support

I managed yesterday to enter the Egyptian prison of Tora Farms to visit my friend Khaled Hamza Salam, the editor-in-chief of the Muslim Brotherhood official English website Ikhwanweb.com. The prosecution

Patience Is the Best Iran Policy

The United Nations Security Council has agreed to tighten economic sanctions against Iran following Iran’s continued refusal to suspend its ongoing program of uranium enrichment.

Migration, Youth Violence and Islam: A Culture of Looking Carefully

Is the high level of violence among first, second and third-generation migrants in Germany really due to Islam? Absolutely not, argues the cultural anthropologist Werner Schiffauer in an interview with

Khaled Hamza, Ikhwanweb Editor, Awarded Honorary Membership of ACHR

Violette Daguerre, Chairwoman of the Paris-based Arab Commission for Human Rights (ACHR)announced on Thursday that the commission awarded honorary membership to Khaled Hamza, ikhwanweb.com detained Chief Editor. She asserted that

Zionist rabbis says Torah permits killing Palestinian civilians

The association of rabbis for the people and land of Israel headed by extremist rabbi Dov Lior issued on Wednesday a religious ruling legitimizing the shelling of Palestinian civilian gatherings

Egyptian anger over Israel “approaching boiling point”

Fury erupted on the streets and in parliament this week following violent Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip. But as protests were held nationwide in support of besieged Palestinians

IOF troops kill Palestinian young man en route from his work

The IOF troops killed on Wednesday evening a Palestinian young man called Mohamed Aslamiya, 23, and wounded another en route from their work to the Idna town, west of Al-Khalil

The Tale of the Weeping State Security Officer

I was struck by this detail from Liam Stack’s powerful interview with Zahara al-Shatir, whose husband and father are both facing a military trial, despite having been acquitted by an