Egyptian Interior Ministry issued a new arrest warrant against Khairat Al Shater and 15 other Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, in a continuation of  the regime’s policy of intimidation and terrorism

In another major blow to the Muslim Brotherhood and Egyptian economy, the Prosecutor General issued an order to freeze the assets of more than 29 members of the MB, including,

Cairo-based Higher State Security Prosecution prolonged, on Wednesday Jan. 24, 2007, provisional detentions on 37 Muslim Brotherhood leaders, including Eng. Khairat Al Shater, the deputy chairman of the group.

Khayrat Al Shater, the deputy chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood other 16 leaders in the group will appear on Wednesday in front of the Nasr City-Based state security prosecution .

The Egyptian security forces arrested, Wednesday at dawn, three Muslim Brotherhood members from three governorates; the detainees are Mohamed Mahmoud Abdul Gawaad, a health inspector from Alexandria, and Eng. Said

The Higher State Security Prosecution jailed, on Monday, Dr. Mohamed Ali Beshr, the Muslim Brotherhood Executive Bureau member, and five others 15 days pending trial .

On Sunday Jan. 14, 2007, Egyptian security forces began another cycle of crackdown against members of the Muslim Brotherhood arresting Dr. Mohamed Ali Beshr, a member of the MB Executive

Zahraa Khayrat Al Shater appealed to human rights organizations to demand the release of her father and her husband who are currently detained under inhumane detention conditions. 

The Higher State Security Prosecution jailed 16 Muslim Brotherhood leaders, topped by Eng. Mohamed Khayrat Al Shater, the second deputy chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, and 19 of Al-Azhar University

Egyptian authorities released employees in the company of Salsabeel who were arrested after arresting the company owner, ten days ago, within framework of the security campaign against the Muslim Brotherhood