This year, the forty-second anniversary of the October (1973) War witnesses the setback experienced by Egypt today, the betrayals and crimes committed by supposedly Egyptian army generals. Whereas Egypt’s army

The Muslim Brotherhood issues a statement condemning the military junta's eviction of Sinai Peninsula inhabitants.

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

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.

Refuting media myth about a rift between Egypt political parties and the country’s armed forces, the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing the FJP assures it has full confidence in Egypt’s military.

Following a meeting at Egypt Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm the FJP’s headquarters, a number of political parties, revolutionary movements and independent politicians are to visit besieged Gaza Strip Sunday.

Without dramatizing or trivializing the recent incident of alleged forced displacement of Coptic Christians from an area in Egypt’s Sinai, Presidential spokesman Yasser Ali assures that the President is determined

Egypt’s Brotherhood statement about the organized chaos aimed at aborting the people’s revolution, violently and viciously targeting Islamists, without a thought to homeland stability, Egyptian sovereignty or the rule of

Egypt’s Brotherhood statement about the utterly ruthless and totally unjustifiable attack on Egyptian border-guards near Rafah crossing in the North of Sinai.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing strongly condemns brutal attack on Egyptian border guards near Rafah crossing in North Sinai, which claimed the lives of at least fifteen and injured another