Egypt Muslim Brotherhood condemns the National Salvation Front’s call for its supporters to lay siege to the country’s upper house of parliament.

Seeking to deepen and extend relations between France and Egypt, the French Ambassador visits Brotherhood leader Badie at the group’s headquarters in Cairo.

Trial of ousted Mubarak and top officials for complicity in killing peaceful demonstrators postponed as presiding judge steps down, referring case to Cairo Appeals Court.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, is already all-set for forthcoming House of Representatives elections, which the opposition is desperately trying to avoid.

As certain Arabic newspapers make false fables claiming that Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood is sending ‘Egyptian Made’ weapons to the Syrians, the Free Army refutes such allegations and details its sources.

Certain political parties and individuals persist in use of force, collaborating with old-guard vandals and provocateurs, while the Muslim Brotherhood and its Freedom and Justice Party strife to rebuild and

Muslim Brotherhood students urge hostile media to stop fabricating fumbled fables against them, and assure that they hold Azhar in the highest respects as Sunni Muslims’ most venerable seat of

Brotherhood spokesman Mehrez urges popular solidarity in action to solve Egypt’s many problems.

FJP leader Beltagy assures ongoing Shubra district violence is by no means sectarian; and urges the ministry of interior to take firm action to deter criminals and saboteurs.

As so-called opposition forces resort to meaner, more violent and plain-down-right immoral tactics, the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, warns of impending total ethical meltdown.