The Muslim Brotherhood rejects a government report on the coup massacre at Rabaa Al-Adaweya, and criticizes Egypt's National Council for Human Rights which issued the report Wednesday.

As junta generals in Egypt prepare for a new cold-blooded massacre that may impact all segments of society, the pro-legitimacy coalition warns coup masterminds against the use of excessive violence,

As ‘real’ democracy takes hold in Egypt, instead of protecting peaceful protesters, police protect hired thugs tasked with doing the state’s bloody dirty work, killing and maiming demonstrators with impunity.

Ennahdha Statement on massacres committed by putschists against protesters in Egypt this morning

Dr. Mohamed Badie, chairman for the Muslim Brotherhood, (MB), described the parliamentary elections as the pride and joy of Egypt in general and the constituency of Beni Sueif in particular.

Egypt faces three major and related political challenges to a successful democratic transition: the role the military is playing and will continue to play; the presence of powerful Islamic forces,

Ghad Party leader, Dr. Ayman Nour described violence in downtown Cairo between Copts and security officers as dangerous and unacceptable.

In a statement, Dr. Mohamed Saad Katatni, Secretary-General of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) stressed that the party will not participate in this Friday's demonstrations.

Mohamed Saad el-Katatni, secretary-general of the Freedom and Justice party extended warm wishes to the Egyptian people and the military, with all its ranks, commemorating Egypt’s victory on October 6

Setting aside ideological differences the Muslim Brotherhood participated with over 30 of Egypt’s political powers in the Tahrir protests on Friday, in a bid to save the revolution.