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MB Calls for Exclusion of Abdel Salam Gomaa from Prosecuting Al-Adli

The Muslim Brotherhood expressed deepening concern on the trial of Habib El-Adly and six of his senior aides standing trial for the intentional murder of unarmed protesters.

Alexandria’s Youth Calls for Million Man March in Solidarity with Palestinian Uprising

The Coalition of the Youth of the Revolution in Alexandria called for organizing a million man march on May 13, 2011 in solidarity with the third Palestinian uprising.

Who is who in Syrian opposition?

A summary of the opposition groups and their power in Syria which has been ruled by the Baath Party for 48 years.

Perceptions of the MB – An International Struggle

A London-based counter-extremism think tank has leveled criticism at the British government over its intention to officially visit Muslim Brother headquarters in Egypt .

January 25th Revolution – More than Just Political Change in Egypt

The successful revolution in Egypt has showed the world how change can happen when the people of a nation are united in a cause.

Israel – No More the Victim

Playing the beleaguered vulnerable victim in the Middle East may not work much longer for Israel , as the amount of high-tech weapons in their possession continues to increase to

MB: Quick trial to appease the people and time for Egypt to get on

Over the past few days and weeks, Egyptians have witnessed significant growth with respect to a number of contraversial issues that provoked their wrath.

Ikhwanweb condemns barbaric killing of Italian activist

Ikhwanweb vehemently denounces the killing of the kidnapped Italian peace activist who had been found dead in a home in the blockaded Gaza Strip.

Israeli officials: Egypt halted steel wall constructions after Mubarak’s ouster

Egypt has suspended construction of an underground steel wall along the Egypt-Gaza border that it had been building over the past year in an effort to stop smuggling weaponry through

Judge Richard Goldstone alters his verdict

Lawrence Davidson looks at the flawed logic and the tribal, personal and political pressures that may have led Richard Goldstone, the South African Jewish judge who authored the report of