As Israel and the US come to terms with a post-Mubarak Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood is continually under fire. Israel fears that a MB dominated parliament would shut down the

Roars of anger rang out of Tahreer Square after Mubarak announced he would not leave until September. Protestors waved their shoes at Mubarak as a carnival-like atmosphere turned to rage.

The Muslim Brotherhood is more interested in expressing its solidarity with its secular co-revolutionaries than its Iranian co-religionists. This isn’t an Islamic revolution, they say — stating the obvious. It’s

All we in the Muslim Brotherhood want is for President Mubarak to go and real democracy to prevail

The MB believes that the decisions issued by the illegal president is a desperate attempt to deceive the people, and gain time to hold onto power.

The US wants Egypt to go along with Israel and submit to US policy. However, the average Egyptian and his plight have been invisible to the US for decades as

A recent interview on Fox news with US President Barack Obama stated he was confident that an orderly political transition in Egypt would produce a government that will remain a

Further to the statement issued yesterday in which we explained our position with regards to the principle, context, form and subject of the protests, we are committed to public opinion

As masses of protestors take to the streets of Cairo to oust President Hosni Mubarak, his personal wealth is likely remain intact when he leaves office.

Egyptians from all walks of life filled central Cairo’s Tahrir Square, young and old, rich and poor, a vast swathe of society, have decided to honor the martyrs of the