Though astonishingly small on numbers, so-called National Salvation Front and Rebel movement demonstrations are invariably violent, vengeful and disruptive, leaving behind burning cars, smoldering homes and ransacked businesses.

As ousted regime holdovers enlist the help of thugs and criminals and gear up to try and topple the first civilian President (or threaten a civil war), elected in Egypt’s

Translation of the Freedom and Justice Party Statement on Tuesday’s wave of co-ordinated criminal acts of arson, anarchy and vandalism.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s FJP condemns flouting of popular will by the opposition which call for supposedly peaceful protest, yet plot for violence, destruction and sabotage.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, urges opposition to build their parties’ popularly in the street, instead of resorting to violence and alliance with ousted regime thugs.

Having refused to offer candidates for a nationwide governor reshuffle, Egypt’s opposition parties and movements now reject the President’s appointments and plot violence for the anniversary of his first year

FJP leader Erian calls on elections panel to hold Egypt’s parliamentary elections soon, after Shura Council finalized political rights law.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s FJP welcomes Wassat Party’s initiative Saturday to convene an urgent meeting of political parties and movements to achieve comprehensive national reconciliation.

FJP leader Heshmat urges Iran’s newly elected President Rohani to stop Iranian involvement in Assad’s massacres of the Syrian people.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, affirms that those who think they can destroy elected institutions are confused and deluded.