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Israel’s 60th Anniversary: Why are some people partying like it’s 1948?

Two weeks before Israel’s 60th anniversary the House and Senate voted unanimously to pass resolutions honoring “the founding of the modern State of Israel.

Words Do Matter

Finally, the Bush Administration is realizing the truth of what Muslims have been saying all along: that words do matter in the war on terrorism, and that some of the

Muslim Brotherhood Member Killed in Sudan Clashes

Ahmad Gomaa, a leading Muslim Brotherhood member in Northern Cairo, has been killed in the Saturday night assault by Darfur rebels on Khartoum.

Two More Brotherhood Members Accused of Supporting Hamas

The Higher State Security Prosecution decided Sunday to detain Dr. Mohamed Saber (MB vet, businessman, and leading member in Kalyoubiya governorate) and relief activist in Arish city Bassam Adam for

Hizballah, in opposition, takes charge

At least 11 people are dead and 30 injured during ferocious gun battles pitting opposition Shia Amal and Hizballah fighters against members of the Sunni Future Movement, which is part

Brotherhood MP: Gov’t Policy Will Place All Egyptians Under Poverty Line

Mosa Ghanoum (Muslim Brotherhood MP) warned in a parliament session that the current government’s policies will place all the Egyptian people under poverty line.

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman: Key Principles in the Palestinian Cause

In his weekly message, Mohamed Mahdi Akef (chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood) emphasized the basic facts which determine MB stance towards the Palestinian cause.

Power outage in Gaza threatens lives of thousandsGaza

The PA caretaker government in Gaza headed by Ismail Haneyya has warned of an imminent humanitarian disaster as a result of the power outage that affected large areas in the

Hamas: The Palestinian people cannot be blamed if they break the siege

The Hamas Movement stated Saturday that the Israeli occupation turned the Gaza Strip into a dark tomb, warning that the Palestinian people cannot stay passive towards that and cannot be

Censorship and social realism at the Cairo Book Fair

The once bustling Nasr City Fair Grounds now stand empty. The hundreds of participating publishers have packed up, the exhibition stands dismantled and the thousands of visitors, scholars, students and