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Security defies court release orders amid MB leaders’ health risks

MB leaders Dr. Gamal Heshmat and Eng. Ossama Suleiman were brought into Damanhour's State security headquarters in what was described as very weak and ill

IOA offers two Gazan prisoners their freedom if they accept exile

The higher national committee supporting prisoners has announced that the Israeli occupation authority (IOA) had offered two prisoners from the Gaza Strip to set them free if they accepted exile.

Tahboub: The Palestinians inherited calamities from the logic of settlement

Dr. Dima Tahboub, a noted Palestinian political writer, stated Saturday that the logic of power used today by liberal or extremist Israeli politicians alike is the same one inherited from

OCHA: IOF soldiers kill one citizen in Gaza Strip, wound 14 in West Bank

The UN office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs (OCHA) said in its weekly report that the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) killed one Palestinian in the Gaza Strip and wounded

Parliament discusses security’s meddling in Shura nominations

Muslim Brotherhood bloc, submitted an urgent statement to the Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif, and Interior Minister Habib El-Adly

Sheikh Salah announces participation in flotilla heading to Gaza

Sheikh Ra'ed Salah, the head of the Islamic movement in 1948 occupied Palestine, announced in Berlin on Saturday that he would be among the passengers aboard the flotilla of ships

The Independent: New evidence implicates Israeli commander in killing Corrie

The British Independent newspaper reported Friday that seven years after the killing of US peace activist Rachel Corrie, further evidence started to surface proving that an Israeli military commander obstructed

Freedom of the press in Egypt laced with, interventions, deals and orders

The World Press Freedom Day was initiated to evaluate the amount of press freedom around the world, protect its independence and honor journalists who were subjected to judicial or security

Islamist shortcomings

Several days ago, Nathan Brown, a political science professor at George Washington University, and I completed the manuscript for a book that will be published soon by the Carnegie Endowment

Lawyer pushes for jail reform in Egypt

Over the past 10 years, conditions in Egypt’s notorious jails have been steadily improving, said Abdel Moneim Abdel Maqsoud, a lawyer for the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist political organisation.