While certain opposition forces get up to their necks in acts of violence and criminal vandalism, as well as schemes of treason and sabotage, the FJP seeks to help establish

Desperately seeking to seize power despite failing at the ballot-box, Egypt opposition parties call daily protests that invariably devolve into mindless violence, vandalism and lawlessness.

Refuting most absurd claims circulating in dubious media, Brotherhood youth have taken to Twitter and Facebook with numerous pages ridiculing the so-called Brotherhood Unit 95 idea, while affirming the peaceful

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood youth went to Itehadia Presidential Palace to defend legitimate President and government; but were ambushed by thugs wielding knives, guns, rifles, teargas and fire bombs.

Itehadia Presidential Palace Martyr Mohamed Al-Husseini’s family insists on freedom and dignity for Egypt and all Egyptians, even if more sacrifices need to be made by legitimacy supporters.

Legal expert Saleh reminds protesters that Article 2 of Egypt’s current Constitution, dealing with application of Sharia (Islamic Law), was written by liberals of decades past; and it remains unchanged.

Playing a positive part in Egypt’s constitution-writing panel, the Church is defying calls from certain Coptic groups and movements to subvert the panel by withdrawing its representatives therein.

Dr. Morsi pledges that – should he emerge the winner in the mid-June presidential runoff – he will seek retribution for the revolution’s martyrs and injured in a real trial

According to one human rights authority, the highly persistent and well-organized murderous attacks on the peaceful sit-in of the Egyptian capital’s Abbassiya district indicate a deliberate attempt to subvert the

The FJP boycotts SCAF meeting today; denounces violence against peaceful sit-in; suspends Dr. Morsi’s presidential campaign in mourning of Abbassiya martyrs.