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Detention Campaign to Continue, Total Number Rises to 56 in 4 days

The most recent was 13 new members, 20 jailers from Al-Sharqia, as well as 23 from Al-Behira governorate, bringing the total 56 nationwide on false accusations of money laundering, and

MB MP Reveals 100 Faked Medicine in the Egyptian Market

El-Mesiri also wondered about the place in which these fake medicines get prepared and how did it fade from the eyes of the State Security which devotes its efforts to

Arab Countries Stumble in the Face of Growing Economic Crisis

The reaction of Arab countries to the economic crisis has been patchy, uneven, and deficient. Cushioning the blow, protecting the hardest hit, and reigniting regional growth will all be best

Report: Israel killed 313 children in its war on Gaza

The Palestinian center for human rights reported that the last Israeli war on the Gaza Strip was the largest during 42 years of occupation, adding that 1,414 Palestinians including 313

Akbar Ahmed and Andrew Natsios sign Open Letter to President Obama

Akbar Ahmed, Muslim Scholar and Interfaith Leader, and Andrew Natsios, former US-AID Administrator are among the latest scholars and leaders to sign the Open Letter to President Obama.

UNICEF: IOA humiliates, neglects Palestinian children

The United Nation Children’s Fund (UNICEF) organization has accused Friday the Israeli occupation authority of deliberately humiliating and neglecting the Palestinian children

Kuwaiti Elections: Advancement for Women, Retreat for Islamists

Also, since the law issued in the year 2005 allowing women to vote and run for elections, three women had occupied ministerial posts including Ma’souma El-Mubarak who held the position

Bin Irsheid To Ikhwanweb: I Resigned To Open Way For New Party Leadership

Bin Irsheid added that his resignation was also to maintain the state of accord prevalent among the MB in Jordan whether in the party’s leadership or the movement and to

Human Rights Organizations Warn of Obstacles to Gaza Reconstruction (Report)

The government is actively striving to develop the idea of constructing buildings and houses from clay as a substitute for buildings made of cement due to its scarcity in the