Assuring that peaceful protests will triumph over the illegitimate military coup, the Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing, the FJP, denounce an alleged attack on one of Egypt’s top army

The matter at hand during this difficult time, which began with the events on June 30 2013 and culminated in a military coup on July 3 2013, is not the

Supporters of President Morsi and constitutional legitimacy plan a million-man march and rally in Cairo tomorrow (Friday July 12).

Leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood and its political arm, the FJP, affirm that people of all political colors positively participate in pro-Morsi, pro-democracy peaceful protests and mass rallies.

Survivors of the dawn massacre by coup regime police and army tell the true story of events as they saw them personally.

Killing innocent women and children in cold blood will certainly remain a curse on the perpetrators of this absolute massacre.

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Badie urges Egypt’s army to stay away from politics, vowing to continue sit-in and peaceful demonstration activities until power is restored to the elected President Morsi.

Aided by police firing teargas at peaceful Morsi supporters in a Cairo sit-in, armed Tamarod (Rebel) thugs are using automatic weapons and live bullets to kill and injure hundreds of

Egypt’s Brotherhood spokesman Aref assures that the group will never accept violence as a means of political persuasion.

Tunis, 1 July 2013 Egypt is going through a period of acute political tension reaching its peak over the last few days with the start of an open sit-in by