Freedom and Justice party chief Katatni condemns violence and vandalism, especially recent arson attacks on Itehadia presidential palace, and urges a quick investigation into beating of a protester.

It was certainly a sign of things to come when the NSF coalition of disparate opposition elements failed to call off its Friday ‘peaceful’ protests, even after its leaders signed

FJP spokesman Ali is baffled at the National Salvation Front, which signed Al-Azhar dialogue with all Egypt’s political parties, pledging not to use violence, and then threatened continued violence just

The National Salvation Front’s coordinator ElBaradei gives government ultimatum: either form a new Cabinet, to include a number of opposition figures like himself, or face continued violence and vandalism.

The Brotherhood’s active community service campaign continues for the second week, serving more than 500,000 citizens already, and promising to serve millions more in its decades old regular event to

The Brotherhood welcomes the opposition’s change of heart and its offer for dialogue with the Presidential institution, highlighting the need for genuine dialogue without conditions or restrictions.

Katatni lauds Al-Azhar initiative for positive dialogue among all Egypt’s opposition parties, groups and movements as the only way out of ongoing crisis of violence, chaos and lawlessness.

Just before every major step Egypt takes on the path of democratic transformation, dark forces wage mindless, desperate wars against people and homeland, with bloody threats of violence and vandalism.

Freedom and Justice Party chief Katatni proposes in a national dialogue session at the Presidential Palace Monday ideas for elections law amendments aimed at defusing current crisis with opposition.

The FJP announces support for night-time curfew in three of Egypt’s Canal cities where freedom of expression and the right to peaceful protest have been fatally abused.