El-Katatni meets ElBaradei to discuss the future of political reform in Egypt

Dr. Saad el-Katatni, member of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Executive Bureau and head of the MB parliamentary bloc, met with Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, former Director General of the International Atomic Energy

Morsy: MB refuses to be dragged into Islamonline crisis

Dr. Mohamed Morsy, the Muslim Brotherhood's media spokesman and member of the Executive Bureau rejected attempts to link the crisis of Islam Online website to the group.

IOF soldiers detain 20 Gazans

Israeli occupation forces (IOF) detained 20 Palestinian workers in northern Gaza Strip on Wednesday and took them to an unknown location.

Mansi: Israeli settlement expansion with American blessing

Dr. Yousef Mansi, the minister of public works and housing in Gaza, has denounced the Jewish controlled Jerusalem municipality for approving the construction of 20 housing units in Sheikh Jarrah

Child kidnapped for throwing stones, Israeli attackers of mosque released

A 15-year-old boy was kidnapped at dawn Wednesday by Israeli troops in Al-Khalil city at the pretext of throwing stones at military patrols, while on the same day an Israeli

IOF plan to triple settlement activities in W. Bank

Council of settlements director Naftali Bennett revealed an Israeli plan to expand settlement construction in the West Bank to three times what it is now and raise the number of

IOF MP compares the British with dogs

In an unprecedented step in British-Israeli relations, Arieh Eldad, a member of the extreme right-wing National Union party, compared the British with dogs.

IOF soldiers kidnap child in Al-Khalil

Israeli occupation forces (IOF) kidnapped a 13-year-old Palestinian girl in Al-Khalil on Tuesday night on charges of "throwing stones" at Jewish settlers near to her home.

Mubarak well enough to leave hospital

Mubarak who is 81 had the surgery in early March after being diagnosed with an acute inflammation.

Tunisia Tries to Silence Human Rights Watch

Human Rights Watch plans to go ahead with a March 24 public release of “A Larger Prison: Repression of Former Political Prisoners in Tunisia.”