Manifest Destiny and Israel

NEXT MONTH, Israel will celebrate its 60th anniversary. The government is working feverishly to make this day into an occasion of joy and jubilation. While serious problems are crying out

IOF artillery shells Palestinian hospital

Two IOF artillery shells slammed into the Wafa’a hospital east of Gaza city at dawn Wednesday severely damaging the ground floor, X-ray department and the laboratory, the hospital administration said

Victory for the April 6 haphazard battle

Haphazardness continues to define the increasing protest action in Egypt nowadays; in the same way government policies continue to fail to solve pressing problems which trigger the anger that leads

Security Forces attack MB Students and Tear clothes of Reuters’s Correspondent

Thousands of university students staged protests today morning condemning the military court verdicts with long-term jail sentences issued yesterday in the military case against 25 Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, topped

Haneyya renews invitation to Carter to visit Gaza

Ismail Haneyya, the Palestinian Prime Minister, renewed his invitation to former President Jimmy Carter to visit Gaza to see for himself the magnitude of the tragedy experienced by its people,

Carter: No for excluding Hamas, Hamas’ delegation to Cairo

Spokesperson of the Islamic resistance Movement (Hamas), Sami Abu- Zehri, stated that Hamas delegation leaved Gaza for Cairo to meet former U.S. president; Jimmy Carter, and other Egyptian officials.

MB Statement on the Military Decisions

Muslim Brotherhood has issue a statement condemning the military decisions passed against 25 MB leading figures; it stated:

A Man-Made Famine

There are many causes behind the world food crisis, but one chief villain: World Bank head, Robert Zoellick

Khaled Hamza is Free

Ikhwanweb confirms that Khaled Hamza, Ikhwanweb chief editor, has been released shortly from jail. Khaled has left the prison compound and now on his way to his house to reunite

Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood Out of Power—For Now

President Hosni Mubarak’s National Democratic Party won a landslide victory this week in the Egyptian parliamentary elections. In reality, though, the National Democrats are not all that popular. Voter turnout,