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Egypt ‘thirsty for change’ says Mohamed ElBaradei

Mohamed ElBaradei, emerging as a contender to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, tells BBC Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen he will only consider standing for office if the constitution is changed.

Three Palestinians wounded by Israeli gunfire in Beit Ommar town

Three Palestinians were wounded by Israeli gunfire Tuesday evening during an attack carried out by Israeli troops and armed settlers on a march organized in Beit Ommar town, north of

MB chairman Dr Mohamed Badie guest on ‘Al Ashera Masaa’ tonight

Dr. Badie conveys MB stance on numerous issues concerning Egypt.

Relatives of prisoners appeal for end to strip search

Relatives of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli occupation jails have appealed to the human rights groups and the Red Cross to pressure the Israeli occupation authority (IOA) into halting strip searches.

IOF shooting wounds three Palestinians east of Gaza

Three Palestinian citizens were wounded, at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF), while taking part in a peaceful march east of Gaza city on Wednesday against the buffer zone.

Analysts: ElBaradei’s success needs MB grass root support

Recent emergence of Dr Mohamed ElBaradei former IAEA chief onto the political scene in Egypt has not been met lightly.

Caught in the Web

A widely popular Islamic website has been, until very recently, an undisputed success story. IslamOnline arrived at a time that millions of Muslims needed a common platform and a unifying

The death and reincarnation of Islam Online

It seems the Islam Online saga is finally drawing to an end, although not necessarily the one hoped for by employees of its Cairo-based office.

Egypt needs an Islam Online

The Qatari government's decision to remove Sheikh Youssef el-Qaradawi from his position as head of the Al-Balagh Cultural Society, which runs the Islam Online website, is demonstrative of the failures

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood refuses to get involved with IslamOnline crisis

The Qatari government's decision to remove Sheikh Youssef el-Qaradawi from his position as head of the Al-Balagh Cultural Society, which runs the IslamOnline website, is demonstrative of the failures crippling