The Muslim Brotherhood’s FJP welcomes Wassat Party’s initiative Saturday to convene an urgent meeting of political parties and movements to achieve comprehensive national reconciliation.

Families of Egyptians detained in the UAE condemn yet another wave of unjustified arrests that evidently violate human rights of innocent people.

Lauded for their innovation, creativity and great achievements in the FJP’s Together We Build Egypt community-service campaign, FJP youths are determined to forge new and fruitful relations with other parties,

Palestinian Hamas congratulates Egyptians on the safe return of seven soldiers kidnapped earlier in Sinai, and calls for a halt in the hostile media campaign against Gaza government.

Expressing full confidence in government efforts to secure the release of soldiers abducted in Sinai, the FJP calls for firm deterrent action to prevent similar incidents.

While the Muslim Brotherhood’s FJP rejects collective punishment of Sinai Bedouin, it strongly denounces kidnappings and blatant blackmail.

The FJP’s Katatni expresses hope the Free Egyptians Party would steer a new discourse in politics with greater cooperation and understanding.

No-one expected a velvet transition from repressive dictatorship to free and fair democracy in Egypt, but FJP chief Katatni urges all parties, groups and movements to help smooth the transitional

Freedom and Justice Party deputy leader reaffirms that the Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing are by far the keenest on dialogue and national harmony.

Despite escalation tactics by affected judges against proposed judiciary law amendments, Egypt’s Brotherhood will not call for repeat marches this Friday.