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

ElBaradei, leader of the NSF, Egypt’s broad coalition of diverse and conflicting political forces, shows his hand, as he threatens continued violence, if a new Cabinet is not formed –

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

With supposedly peaceful protests turning to violence, vandalism and lawlessness, the Brotherhood urges opposition forces to clear the area surrounding the Presidential Palace, to expose rioting thugs and criminals.

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi persistently seeks open and genuine national dialogue, with full participation of the widest spectrum of political forces, groups and movements.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood youth went to Itehadia Presidential Palace to defend legitimate President and government; but were ambushed by thugs wielding knives, guns, rifles, teargas and fire bombs.

Itehadia Presidential Palace Martyr Mohamed Al-Husseini’s family insists on freedom and dignity for Egypt and all Egyptians, even if more sacrifices need to be made by legitimacy supporters.

Egypt Freedom and Justice Party organizes a news conference for families of all those killed or injured in recent bloody clashes outside Itehadia Presidential Palace, in which 11 Egyptians died

24-year-old Khaled Abu-Zeid succumbed to a bullet wound in his neck, received in Itehadia Presidential Palace clashes, to become the tenth Muslim Brotherhood martyr of those brutal attacks against unarmed