HRW: IOA breaking international laws

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has charged that the Israeli occupation authority's (IOA) continued demolition of Palestinian homes in occupied Jerusalem was in violation of international laws.

Abu Marzouk: Hamas is the pulse of the Nation

Dr. Mousa Abu Marzouk, the deputy political bureau chairman of Hamas, has said that his Movement would remain the prime advocate of the resistance option against occupation and would remain

El-Shater’s health situation has left many concerned after his transfer to Kasr el- Ain hospital.

The Cessation court has decided to postpone the appeals filed by Eng. Khayrat el-Shater and his companions to November 17 when it is expected that a verdict will be delivered.

Frontiers of knowledge

In a democracy the state has no unfettered right to bar an alien from entering its territory. On any ground, no matter how fanciful. The alien has no right to

MB chairman calls for the halt of blood spilling between Yemenis and Saudis.

Chairman of MB beseeched the Saudi Arabian King to bring to an end the fighting with the Yemenis which has been going on for some time.

Fort Hood Tragedy… Muslim Soldiers Speak Out

WASHINGTON – Several Muslims who have served or are currently serving in the military say the tragic deaths of 13 soldiers in Fort Hood, Texas, at the hands of Army

Karem Radwan remains detained and denied releases and defied orders continue as State Security implements

The ministry of education continues its series of violations with the illegal detention of numerous members of the Muslim Brotherhood movement. Karem Radwan deputy executive of the South Cairo bureau

Zionist court convicts Sheikh Salah and Dr. Aghbarya

A Zionist magistrate's court in Jerusalem, convicted on, Thursday Sheikh Raed Salah and Dr. Sulaiman Aghbarya in relation to the events of Bab al-Magharaba protests back in 2007.

Nazzal: Abbas’s speech vague, unconvincing

Mohammed Nazzal, the member of Hamas’s political bureau, has described Thursday the speech of Fatah leader Mahmoud Abbas as “vague”, “uncomforting”, and “unconvincing”, adding that the coming days would reveal

November 17, scheduled breaking point for the MB military tribunal appeals.

A court in Cairo has withheld the appeal filed by the Muslim Brotherhood's defense team challenging the harsh sentences served in the notorious unjust military tribunal of Eng. Khayrat el-Shater