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Day of Arson, Shooting and Terror

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood had no time to celebrate its 85th anniversary or mother’s day as it fended off waves of determined thugs armed with pistols, bladed weapons, sticks and Molotov

Salafi Call Supports Freedom and Justice Party; Demands Investigation into Mosque Sieges

Powerful Islamist group ‘Salafi Call’ urges all parties, Islamist and non-Islamist, to show solidarity with the Muslim Brotherhood’s FJP against protest violence that threatens political life.

Mahmoud Ghozlan: Attacks on Muslim Brotherhood Pure Thuggery; We Will Continue to Serve Egypt

Terror attacks targeting Egypt Brotherhood members, headquarters and activities on its 85th anniversary will not stop the group’s endeavors in the service of the homeland and the people.

Essam El-Erian: Muslim Brotherhood Will Serve Homeland Despite Troubles and Tribulations

As long decades of extreme and determined persecution, torture and execution in Egypt ironically helped the Brotherhood spread worldwide, now desperate acts of mindless violence will not derail its efforts

Beltagy: Thugs and Militias Attacking Brotherhood Youth Outside Headquarters No Revolutionaries

There are ways and means to make revolutionary demands, none of which involve pistols, clubs or Molotov cocktail fire-bombs.

Mohamed Akef is First Chairman of Registered Brotherhood Society

Founded in 1928, the Muslim Brotherhood has long been persecuted by consecutive regimes in Egypt which sought to disband it; and now to gain completely legal status, the group has

Mahmoud Hussein: Muslim Brotherhood Respects Journalists; Rejects Violence Whatever Its Source

While Brotherhood leader Hussein denounces all acts of violence, he condemns total media silence over persistent calls to attack and torch the group’s headquarters, of which 30 have been stormed

Muslim Brotherhood Submits Legal Request Demanding Commitment to Peaceful Protests

Egypt Brotherhood lawyer says parties calling for demonstrations outside the group’s headquarters must commit to peaceful protest and bear consequences of any acts of violence.

Mahmoud Ezzat: Insults, Violence Will Not Break Muslim Brotherhood Resolve to Serve Egypt

Brotherhood leader Ezzat affirms that the group will not be disheartened by old regime thugs and cronies resorting to extreme and desperate verbal and physical violence against the group and

Muslim Brotherhood Secretary-General to Journalists Syndicate Chief: Hope for Cooperation

Brotherhood leader sends video recording showing journalists and photographers deliberately provoking security personnel outside Brotherhood HQ Saturday.