Egypt Muslim Brotherhood statement, issued in the early hours of Sunday, says Egyptians will not rest or sleep, after August 30, the "People Reclaim the Revolution" Friday, until they defeat

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Badie’s family visited him in prison today, assures his health is good despite earlier scare, and says he is hopeful of triumph over repression, soon.

Brotherhood-affiliated Freedom and Justice Party condemns hostile media campaign drumming up violence against Friday’s peaceful protesters.

The 85-year old organization remains committed to peaceful protest, as it exhorts all Egyptians – young and old, Muslims and Christians – to join ranks and wrest their rights and

Hours ago (on Tuesday, August 20), the Muslim Brotherhood’s 70-year old Chairman Badie was arrested on clearly political trumped up charges, as Egypt’s military rulers press on with their brutal

Heinous masterminds seem determined to drag Egypt to the abyss of civil war, plotting and executing massacres of peaceful protesters and security forces, and burning churches and Copts’ shops, to

Muslim Brotherhood statement condemns yet another incident of Ministry of Interior forces using maximum force to silence opposition.

Brotherhood spokesman Ghozlan assures the putschist government will collapse shortly.

I never imagined that I would one day witness the unspeakable atrocities I have been hearing and tweeting about.

The son of the Brotherhood’s Chairman Badie – Ammar – was killed, along with dozens of peaceful demonstrators, by vengeful Sisi’s forces.