Islamic Law is the Choice of Egyptians: MB MP

MP Ragab Abu Zeid (member of the Parliamentary bloc of Muslims brotherhood and member of legislative committee at People’s Assembly) expressed his hope that the government will show respect to

Health ministry denounces IOA blackmail of the sick and wounded

The IOA was not content with blocking treatment of the sick and wounded Palestinians in the Gaza Strip but also detained those patients for several hours under the sun heat

Two more siege victims fall in Gaza including mother of 11 children

Medical sources earlier announced the death of Enam Al-Shurafa, 60, who suffered from pancreatic tumors and was also denied travel permit to seek treatment abroad.

Ex-minister freed from Israeli occupation jail

He called on international organizations and human rights groups to step in and demand the release of 48 Palestinian deputies and ministers who are held in harsh imprisonment conditions in

MP Al-Husseini: Gov’t Still Detains Al-Monayar, MB Blogger

Al-Husseini emphasized that Al-Monayar has been ordered released by Supreme State Security Prosecution in 21st of July 2008. but he suffered from very miserable conditions during being moved to Tanta’s

Hamas, MB and Jordanian Gov’t

There are many official indications of the Jordanian government’s rapprochement with the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) and Hamas. The first sign has been represented by the meeting held between the Head

Palestinian teen in Ni’lin succumbs to serious wounds

Palestinian medical sources said that Omaira was seriously injured while confronting the IOF bulldozers, which were bulldozing citizens’ lands to build a section of the racist, separation wall.

The Modes of Arab Conspiracy Theories

Conspiracy theories often substitute for fact in the Arab world. Mohamed Abdel Salam helps to define different frameworks by which conspiracy theories operate within the Middle East. Click here to

The Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt

Last month President George W Bush told the Arab world to democratise and allow opposition parties to take part in the political process. It was a pointed remark to make

Egypt’s bloggers and labor activists make common cause

Over a dozen Egyptian “Facebook activists” were arrested last week, as authorities continued to suppress a network resulting from a recent textile workers’ strike.