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MB NewsNews releases January 23, 2010

In his first weekly statement Badie stresses on the importance of consultation and democracy.

In his statement titled "Praise be to Allah by whose grace there is achievement" Badie commended the former Chairman Mohamed Mahdi Akef who successfully illustrated these measures where he lead
Human RightsObama January 22, 2010

Complaint Filed Against Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld et al

Professor Francis A. Boyle of the University of Illinois College of Law in Champaign, U.S.A. has filed a Complaint with the Prosecutor for the International Criminal Court (I.C.C.) in The
Eye on IOFPalestine January 22, 2010

Israel’s Assassination Policy

In recent weeks Israel has escalated its practice of assassinations in the West Bank and Gaza. At the end of December, Israeli special forces broke into the Nablus homes of
Eye on IOFOther Views January 22, 2010

Arab World: Meet the new head of the Muslim Brotherhood

Last Saturday in Cairo, the Muslim Brotherhood announced that it had elected Muhammad Badee as its new supreme leader, a succession which comes at a critical time. A few months
Human RightsTorture January 22, 2010

Abuse and torture or neglect by authorities a toss up of which is worse.

Human rights in Egypt continue to call on the authorities to absolutely prohibit the use of torture, without exception and without "special permits", and to pass legislation specifically outlawing and
Eye on IOF January 22, 2010

IDF Scandal: Israel Stealing Organs In Haiti

A fresh scandal of the IDF (Israel Defence Forces) has just emerged in Haiti, a recent probe by a black rights activist has called into investigation of what he said
MB VS. QaedaOther Views January 22, 2010

The new wake of Al-Qaeda

The French expert ANNE GIUDICELLI stressed that the recent failed operation carried out by the Nigerian Farouq Abdel Motaleb demonstrates a new strategy of the network that would extract it
MB in International press January 22, 2010

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood Chooses New Leader

Egypt's largest opposition movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, announced Saturday it has chosen a new leader, a conservative academic who looks unlikely to challenge the government's relentless crackdown on the group.
Other Views January 22, 2010

MB’s coming task

"The Brotherhood believes in gradual reform which can be achieved only through peaceful and constitutional struggle based on persuasion and dialogue."
IranPolitical Islam Studies January 22, 2010

The divide in Iran’s green movement

How can we explain the contradictions of the green movement in Iran – with a pro-Islamic Republic leadership in Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi, but at the same time,