Granger and Lowey are not the only American politicians who voice skepticism – or even a degree of animosity – towards Egypt after the fall of Mubarak.

Saad al-Husseini, from the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive Bureau, stated that although the group participated in the National Dialogue which spanned over a few days the conference was slightly disappointing.

According to judicial sources the ousted President Hosny Mubarak will be questioned over wealth acquired through arms deals by a military prosecutor.

As protestors demands are voiced louder, Egypt's chief prosecutor appeases the nation by referring the former President Hosni Mubarak and his sons to criminal court to be tried on charges

Engineer Khayrat El-Shater, Deputy Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, affirmed that the "development" called for in the Brotherhood is a must and a task that should be fulfilled due to

Announcing its continued support to Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, leader of Jordan’s Islamic Action Front stressed that it was vital that the MB, Egypt's most powerful political force, continue to play

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) submitted an official memo to the Supreme Council of Armed Forces (SCAF) calling it to drop all the charges and sentences against 114 of its leaders

Covering significant issues concerning Egypt after the Revolution Dr. Essam el Erian of the newly formed Muslim Brotherhood Party the Freedom and Justice Party described the role of justice as

The Muslim Brotherhood criticized the decision by authorities to release Suzanne Mubarak, the wife of ousted President Hosni Mubarak, on bail after she relinquished her assets to the government.

Speaking to Ikhwanweb co-founder for the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) Dr. Saad Ketatni expressed its rejection of an amnesty for the ousted President Hosni Mubarak.