FJP leader Erian says that the military’s 48-hour notice statement was a mistake, and vows to never allow anyone to violate democratic rules and principles.

A statement by the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, condemns a military ultimatum which sidetracks the President of Egypt, the Armed Forces’ Supreme Commander, and the millions of pro-Morsi

Senior Muslim Brotherhood member and FJP leader Beltagy condemns tacit opposition support for arson, thuggery, murder and vandalism terrorizing citizens across Egypt over the past few days.

In one of the most paradoxical and scandalous incidents of gross police misbehavior in Egypt, officers accompanied a mob of thugs and sprayed the MB’s second in command Khairat Al-Shater’s

If Tamarod (Rebel) movement has indeed collected 22 million signatures demanding the President’s resignation, why resort to violence and savagery instead of ballot-box democracy?

After publicly announcing their resignation from Egypt’s legislative Upper House, in total disgust and clear displeasure, on live TV, opposition MPs now claim they were not serious about quitting.

FJP leader Erian expresses hope that June 30 would witness the end of a battle of wills, with the opposition giving up on the violent discourse it chose as it

A whole catalogue of wanton acts of violence, murder, mayhem and destruction by ousted regime holdovers, Salvation Front and Rebel movement thugs.

“Be careful what you set your heart upon - for it will surely be yours.” These words James Baldwin wrote in 1961, concerned a man who was skeptical of his

Yet more innocent, honorable Brothers fall in horrific and totally unjustified attacks by old regime figures who hire the most hardened criminals to kill and maim in a desperate attempt