Renewal of Dr.el-Haiaoan’s imprisonment for joining the MB

The State Security Prosecution ordered Dr.Hassan el-Haiaoanto to prisonment for seven days pending investigation. Dr.Hassan is a prominent Muslim Brotherhood leader and a professor at Medicine School,  El-Haiaon’s alleged charges

A ’new’ and ’open’ Egypt?

The Middle East appears to be changing. Its dictators are no longer immune from international justice. Their palaces are exposed to international pressure and their reign to increasing scrutiny by

The Crime has a National Character

Commenting on what he called President Ahmadinejad’s challenge of the existence of the Zionist state, Auzi Benzman wrote, on 14 December 2005, in the Haarez Daily Newspaper, “One of the

New Draft Law for Parties , a New Fruit of Brotherhood-Front Cooperation

In the farm work of cooperation with opposition MPs, the Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc studies a draft law pertaining to Parties Law, prepared by the president of the Unified National

El-Arian: the Brotherhood considers the founding of a “conservative” party

Dr. Essam el-Arian, a prominent leader of the Muslim BrotherhoodA prominent leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Dr. Essam el-Arian, declared that the Brotherhood was ready to separate its Islamic propagation

the Brotherhood Studies the Formation of a Conservative Party

 Dec 26, 2005By  Essam el-Arian, a leading persona of the Muslim Brotherhood, voiced the group’s willingness to separate its D’awah (preaching) and political activities, only if the Egyptian political atmosphere provides

Today: The Second Round of Brotherhood-Copt Dialogue

On Tuesday’s evening, a new round of the Brotherhood-Copt dialogue series, initiated two weeks ago, takes place between a delegation of the Muslim Brotherhood and a number of Christian elite.

The Abscence of Moral Compass

Three leading figures of the Middle East have rushed to revise and re-read the Holocaust from a completely immoral and inhumane perspective. Iranian President Mahmood Ahmadinejad began by denying the

No haven for Scrooge in Cairo

After years of success, our Arab world reporter’s strategy of avoiding the Christmas buzz backfires.I consider myself a curmudgeon-in-training (I don’t have enough gray hairs to claim the actual title).

Thanks to democracy, 2005 was a huge year for radical Islamist groups in Egypt

 Thanks to democracy, 2005 was a huge year for radical Islamist groups in Egypt, Israel and Iraq. Democracy has scored some significant victories in the Middle East recently. Over the