Brotherhood leader sends video recording showing journalists and photographers deliberately provoking security personnel outside Brotherhood HQ Saturday.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood reiterates its resolve to legalize its status once a relevant law – currently being discussed by the country’s upper house of parliament – is passed.

Brotherhood Chairman Badie sends letter of congratulations to newly-elected Pope Francis who has been chosen leader of Catholic Church.

Muslim Brotherhood university students win confidence of a sweeping majority of Egyptian youths across all provinces.

Although certain opposition parties and individuals give political cover to acts of arson and vandalism, the Muslim Brotherhood denounces violence even in the face of provocation and abuse.

While irresponsible groups and parties initiate, fuel and perpetuate violence in the Egyptian street, the Muslim Brotherhood commits to peaceful action.

Muslim Brotherhood leader Ghozlan assures the group appreciates the media and respects peaceful demonstration but denounces verbal and physical violence outside its headquarters.

Freedom and Justice leader Saad Emara assures the Muslim Brotherhood will not be dragged into acts of violence, despite all provocateurs’ attempts.

While the Muslim Brotherhood respects peaceful protesters and demonstrators, the group rejects vulgarities, vandalism and violence

Accusing Egyptian media of making malicious accusations against Palestinian resistance, Hamas leader Abu-Obeida assured that outrageous rumors will not undermine good relationships with Egypt.