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The MB Stands for Justice and Freedom

The Muslim Brotherhood condemned the assassination of Osama bin Laden stressing that every person who is accused of a crime has the right to be put on trial.

Haneyya lauds Egyptian role in phone call with Sharaf

Palestinian premier in the Gaza Strip Ismail Haneyya reached his Egyptian counterpart Esam Sharaf over the telephone at a late hour on Wednesday night and thanked him for his country's

MB Chairman: Palestine and the New Era

Addressing the Palestinian cause Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie called for the country’s next parliament to review the Camp David peace accord with Israel.

London-based MB leader: Egyptian Revolution Will Affect Relations with Israel

Senior London-based MB leader, Mohammad Ghanem said this revolution would not be called a success unless it spreads throughout the entire Middle East and Muslim world.

MB concludes 2 day conference; chooses party leader

Following a two day conference the Muslim Brotherhood's Shura council revealed decisions made in their first historical meeting in 16 years.

MB Shura Council’s Activities to Begin Friday

Dr Mahmoud Hussein, Secretary General of the MB, stressed that the Shura Council of the MB will begin its emergency meeting today, Friday, at 10 am and will continue until

MB Overcomes Suspicion in Uncertain Times

After the heightened emotion and success of Egypt 's January 25th Revolution that left the global community standing in awe, many issues are yet to be resolved.

PM joins protestors in Friday of Gratitude rally

Egypt’s interim Prime Minister Essam Sharaf participated with demonstrators who gathered in Nasr City to express their gratitude to the military following Friday prayers.

Foreign Policy: Mubarak’s Trial Will not Feed Egyptians

Despite the fact that Hosni Mubarak deserves to be on trial, the Egyptian people cannot eat transitional justice, the daily Foreign Policy said in one of its article.

75% of Americans support current democratic transformations in Arab world

An opinion poll of the American public revealed that 75% of Americans support the current democratic transformations in the Arab world as opposed to 84% two years earlier.