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Freedom and Justice Party and Egypt Muslim Brotherhood Support Non-Violent Protests

Although Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing, the FJP, are keen to listen to others’ views, they denounce Mohamed Mahmoud Street clashes, violence and mindless insults as totally unacceptable

Erian: Current Mohamed Mahmoud Street Clashes Bizarre

Freedom and Justice Party leader Erian expresses shock at new Mohamed Mahmoud St clashes, which he believes involve ‘hidden hands’, and at declared withdrawals from the charter-drafting panel, some of

Former Egyptian IM Eissawy: Banning Brotherhood From Joining Police Academy Injustice

Eissawy: Had Muslim Brotherhood been in charge during Mohamed Mahmoud St. bloody events, they would have defused situation without bloodshed, just like they did when they protected MPs entering the

Muslim Brotherhood Calls on SCAF to Set Date for Presidential Elections

In response to a statement released by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), yesterday, on the first anniversary of the ousting of Mubarak's regime, the Muslim Brotherhood (MB)

Freedom and Justice Party MPs Seek End to Clashes Between Police and Demonstrators in Egypt,

On Sunday afternoon, a number of Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) MPs came out in Mohamed Mahmoud Street in the vicinity of the Interior Ministry, including Dr. Osama Yassin, Assistant

Muslim Brotherhood Statement on Port Said Massacre

The Muslim Brotherhood is shocked, saddened and dismayed at news of the massacre that took place in Port Said Stadium after Al-Ahly vs. Al-Masry match, and claimed the lives of

Mahmoud Hussein: We Persist in Tahrir Square to Fulfil Demands, Expedite Presidential Elections Via Proper

Dr. Mahmoud Hussein, Secretary General of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), said the movement decided to commemorate the first anniversary of the revolution considering that there are demands that have already

MB: SCAF’s Statements Repetition, Serious Investigations Required

Dr. Mahmoud Ghozlan, media spokesman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), described the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) Press Conference on the Cabinet clashes as “repeated talk, with nothing