Categorically refuting claims that the FJP is keen to ‘settle scores’ with Mubarak regime trials, the party reaffirms that it simply wants those involved in killing peaceful protesters to be

Cash-strapped Egypt pays millions of Dollars for ousted Mubarak’s hospital stay and his transport by special helicopters for all his journeys including court attendances, assuming he is really ill.

Egypt’s Journalists For Reform movement accuses Mubarak-era holdovers of violent attacks on all media professionals who stand against replication of the ousted regime in postrevolution Egypt.

Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, urges a return to the solidarity, unity and selfless cooperation that marked the January 2011 Revolution.

FJP leader Beltagy affirms that while President Morsi is surrounded by Mubarak-era top officials, some individuals have the audacity to accuse the Muslim Brotherhood of a power grab.

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.

Political opposition parties that strongly criticized pro-government siege of the Mubarak-appointed Constitutional Court now lay siege to the Public Prosecutor office building.

Egypt's opposition leaders hate the Muslim Brotherhood more than they love Egypt, a situation dangerous for all Egyptians

Egypt opposition forces can change the president, the cabinet and the constitution, if only they work through democratic process, through the ballot box.

Total number of protesters on the 2nd anniversary of Egypt’s January 25 Revolution amounts to a fraction of those who participated in the original demonstrations that swept away the Mubarak