In a statement issued Thursday evening, the Muslim Brotherhood in Libya reiterates its firm stance against terror and military coups, and urges all parties to resolve conflicts through dialogue.

Only 4% of eligible Egyptian expatriate voters cast ballots in the illegitimate elections, compared with 44% in the democratic elections that brought in President Morsi in 2012.

The Muslim Brotherhood in Libya says violent upheaval is a ferocious and illegitimate coup attempt by an outlaw called Khalifa Haftar, assisted by certain parties lusting after power.

Dr. Badie, Muslim Brotherhood leader, affirms group seeks freedom for Egypt in a strictly non-violent manner, as witnessed by all for 85 years since it was established.

The FJP salutes and praises awareness and patriotism of Egyptian expatriates who shunned the illegitimate, fraudulent elections.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood reiterates that returning to the path of democratic transformation in Egypt means respecting the people's will and therefore reinstatement of elected President Morsi.

Facing a list of ludicrous, clearly trumped up charges, the 70-year old veterinary professor and Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (Dr. Badie) reiterates commitment to non-violence.

The Alliance calls for a major escalation in the third revolutionary wave, and continues to exhort all Egyptians to boycott the farcical presidential elections.

A military court sentences 5 Muslim Brotherhood leaders to one-year jail term, including rights activist and Ikhwanweb founder Khalid Hamza.

Khairat Al-Shater's family issue a statement in which they refute serious allegations by Al-Sisi against the Muslim Brotherhood leader.