Instigators of violence are no patriotic revolutionaries, just paid thugs and criminals, heavily armed with guns and rifles, bladed weapons and Molotov cocktails, out to wreak havoc and paint a

Any new policies likely to add to burdens shouldered by Egyptian citizens should wait to go through the forthcoming parliament, to be called the House of Representatives.

Freedom and Justice Party Media Adviser Murad Ali points that only bankrupt opposition resort to desperate acts of mindless murder and violence, just to avoid the ballot-box and democratic processes.

Freedom and Justice Party leader Farid Ismail stresses that Egypt needs to reunite and close ranks, urging political rivals to listen and respect the others’ points-of-view.

The Islamist Coalition condemns opposition attempts to topple the legitimate elected President and the nascent Egyptian democracy, saying all options for positive response are on the table.

As the anti-Morsi camp persist in desperate and merciless violence and mayhem, and the Muslim Brotherhood’s martyrs mount up to 9 so far in defense of legitimacy, Brotherhood Chairman Badie

Freedom and Justice leader Heshmat assures everyone would be pleased, if they knew the President’s Constitutional Declaration safeguards the democratic transformation process, and that the national charter is a document

Freedom and Justice Party’s former Vice-Chairman Habib points that opponents of Egypt’s new constitution know they do not have the power to persuade people and win them over, and are

Freedom and Justice Party Chairman believes that dialogue without pre-conditions is the only way out of the current crisis in Egypt.

The FJP urges Egypt’s Public Prosecutor to continue serious investigations into the Itehadia Presidential Palace clashes in which thugs armed with guns, knives, Molotov cocktails and tear-gas bombs brutally attacked