April 21, 2008 – Page 2

MB News MB Opinions Palestine April 21, 2008

Beltagi: Gov’t Journalists Lie!

Dr. Mohamed al-Beltaji (secretary general of the MB parliamentary bloc) denounced the falsifications written by governmental newspapers and magazines recently.

Other Opinions April 21, 2008

Engaging The Muslim Brotherhood

In keeping with a similar theme to a previous post of mine, I thought this report by Joshua Stacher was worth a small write-up. Some may remember his article published

Human Rights Palestine Torture April 21, 2008

Our reign of terror, by the Israeli army

The dark-haired 22-year-old in black T-shirt, blue jeans and red Crocs is understandably hesitant as he sits at a picnic table in the incongruous setting of a beauty spot somewhere

Activites Human Rights Palestine April 21, 2008

Palestinian special-needs children appeal to the world to end siege on Gaza

A large number of Palestinian children with special needs participated Sunday in a massive march to appeal to the world’s children and human rights organizations to help them to lift

Human Rights Prisoners of Conscience Reform Issues April 21, 2008

Akef: Arresting â€œEsraaâ€‌ proves the enmity among Egyptian regime and the whole society

Mohamed Mahdi Akef, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), confirmed to Ikhwanweb that the procedures carried out by the Egyptian regime of arresting Esraa Abdel-Fattah, the founder of the Facebook

Human Rights Military Tribunal Prisoners of Conscience Reform Issues April 21, 2008

Judgement day

Tuesday’s ruling by a military court sentencing 25 members of the Muslim Brotherhood to jail for up to 10 years while acquitting a further 15 is likely to deal a

Human Rights Interviews MB Opinions April 21, 2008

Ghozlan: Muslim Brotherhood Would Accept Coptic or Woman As Head for its Party

IkhwanWeb conducted this interview with Mahmoud Ghozlan, member of the MB’s Executive Bureau, several weeks before his detention in the occasion of celebrating the 80th anniversary of the establishment of

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