Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Calls for Confronting Possible Zionist Aggression on Gaza

Muslim Brotherhood chairman on Wednesday Feb, 4th, called on Egyptian, Arab and Muslim people and freemen all over the world to confront a possible Zionist aggression on Gaza Strip

Relief organizations in Gaza warn of catastrophe if crossings not opened

Relief organizations working in Gaza Strip to help the tens of thousands of Palestinian families displaced by the brutal Israeli war on Gaza have warned Tuesday of looming humanitarian catastrophe

MB Chair To the Arab-Islamic People

The criminal offensive in Gaza has not ended. Since the Israelis were forced to stop their military offensive without achieving any of their goals, a few military harassments here and

European MPs: EU wrong for not talking with Hamas

Martin Schultz, the German leader of the European Parliament’s socialist group, has called for initiating dialog with Hamas in its capacity as a democratically elected movement if the international community

Ging: tens of thousands of Gaza inhabitants without shelter

John Ging, the director of UNRWA operations in Gaza Strip, has warned that tens of thousands of people in Gaza were homeless while his agency was still finding difficulty in

Former US justice secretary: Israeli war on Gaza genocide

Former US secretary of justice Ramsey Clark has accused Israel of waging a war of genocide against the Gaza Strip and of killing women, children and old people without any

Haneyya gov’t denies UNRWA allegations of seizing relief aid from its depots

The Palestinian government headed by premier Ismail Haneyya on Wednesday categorically denied the UNRWA accusations that the police in Gaza seized relief aid from its warehouses and called on the

Egyptian Bloggers and Journalists in the Hot Seat

Egyptian blogger, Zeinobia wrote a series of posts about bloggers and journalists who are either behind bars, sued, or fined.

How small steps can pave the way to democracy in the Middle East

Almost a decade ago, near the end of the Clinton administration, I was chatting with Theresa Loar, who ran the State Department’s women’s office, and she told me about how

How democracy loses its footing in Middle East

I found myself chatting some time ago with Theresa Loar, who ran the State Department’s women’s office, when she told me about how she had tricked other senior officials in