Leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood and its political arm, the FJP, affirm that people of all political colors positively participate in pro-Morsi, pro-democracy peaceful protests and mass rallies.

Having thrown at Egypt’s first elected President all kinds of challenges, fabricated crises, killing of his supporters and torching Brotherhood HQs, now a military coup is underway.

A massacre of pro-democracy, pro-Morsi demonstrators, described as the second ‘Battle of the Camel’, armed thugs attacked a march with machine guns, as police forces fired teargas canisters at the

FJP leader Beltagy exhorts all parties and movements to close ranks and save Egypt from the counter-revolution and another oppressive dictatorship.

Muslim Brotherhood and FJP leading member Beltagy calls for more serious efforts to close ranks behind Egypt’s elected government in order to avoid more strife and bloodshed.

As Egypt’s supposedly neutral Constitutional Court gets more and more vividly politicized, and evidently seeks to politicize the country’s military, its misconceived proposition is rejected by the people, the police

After losing their bets on bloody strife between government institutions, opposition forces should respond positively to the President's call for national dialogue.

Leading FJP and Brotherhood figure Beltagy urges absurd Rebel campaign to prove it is more than just a survey.

Leading Azhar demonstrations to protest Israeli aggression against Palestine’s Muslim holy sites, Brotherhood and FJP leader Beltagy asserts that the goal remains the liberation of Palestine.

Inappropriately wading deep in political waters, Justice Al-Zind (under investigation for graft) threatens Egypt’s upper house of parliament, demanding it drops intended amendments to Judiciary Law.