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2007-12-21
TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE: The Muslim Brotherhood ..
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2007-12-21
While the death toll of the blockade on Gaza Strip- since it was imposed last June- is increasing, the voices calling for lifting this brutal unjust and inhumane siege are also increasing...
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2007-12-20
Despite passing considerable economic and social reforms Arab regimes continue to avoid substantive political reforms that would jeopardize their own power..
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2007-12-19
King’s Dilemma” in the Arab World..
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2007-12-19
Governments in the Middle East should implement anti-corruption reforms in order to raise tax revenues and maximize social welfare, according to Patrick Imam and Davina Jacobs in “Effect of Corruption on Tax Revenues in the Middle East” (International Monetary Fund Working Paper no. 07/270, November 2007)...
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2007-12-19
Success in promoting democracy requires building partnerships with Middle Eastern countries and establishing regional norms, confidence-building measures, and other forms of dialogue, according to Francis Fukuyama and Michael McFaul in “Should Democracy Be Promoted or Demoted?” (The Washington Quarterly, vol. 31, no. 1, Winter 2007-08, 23-45).
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2007-12-19
In Al-Ikhwan al-Muslimun (The Muslim Brothers), Khalil al-Anani analyzes the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood’s intellectual, social, and political discourses, the evolution of its relationships with society and the ruling establishment, and its stances on various social and political issues (Cairo: Dar El-Shorouk, December 2007)...
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2007-12-19
An Egyptian court sentenced three police officers to seven years and a fourth officer to three years in prison on November 28 for beating a man to death during interrogation. Under Egyptian law, the sentence for torturing a prisoner ranges between three and fifteen years in prison. Earlier this month, two police officers were sentenced to three years in prison for sexually assaulting a man at a police station. Click here for more information.
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2007-12-19
The six candidates often cited as most likely to win their parties’ nomination (Senators Clinton, Edwards, and Obama on the Democratic side; Senator McCain, Mayor Giuliani, and Governor Romney on the Republican) have expressed common themes on the subject of democracy promotion in the Middle East. For example they all say (as does the Bush administration) that if Arabs are provided with an opportunity to process their grievances through democratic institutions, there will be less terro..
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2007-12-19
On April 19, 2006, Egyptian and international media reported that authorities had just arrested members of an extremist armed group in Cairo that was alleged to have been plotting terrorist attacks. Among the headlines were “Egypt foils terror bombing attempt” and “Egypt says terror group broken up.”1 The Egyptian Interior Ministry had announced that day that State Security Investigations (SSI),2 Egypt’s domestic intelligence agency, had arrested 22 suspects who they alleged had been p..
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2007-12-19
The state security force rounded up these dozens in front of mosques, including 26 from district of Abshway in a raid led by officer Hisham Fahim, 4 from district of Etsa in a raid led by state security officer Mohamed Abdul Tawwab, four from district of Sinnuris, 8 from the city of Al Fayyum in a raid led by state security officer Mohammed Ramadan, and other raids and sweeps are still carried on..
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2007-12-18
CSF-backed state security agents launched fierce raids against MB Fayyoum chapter, resulting in 42 detentions inside the MB affiliates, who were arrested from inside mosques and public places, on the Eve of the Bigger Feast (a top-ranked Muslim religious ceremony). An eye-witness told Ikhwanweb that the series of detentions still continued till now.
On his part, Dr. Essam El-Irian, Chief of MB Political Bureau, told Ikhwanweb that these detentions explain how the regime insisted ..
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2007-12-17
MB lawyer, Abdul Moneim Abdul Maqsoud, told Ikhwanweb that:" Today’s court rulings are generally good but are ambiguous. This is because it added more charges that may send the case back to the prosecution. The most serious charges include accusing Khairat Al Shater and Hassan Malek of financing the group and accusing MB members living outside Egypt of financing Al-Azhar students..
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2007-12-17
The defence team is expected to demand the session be adjourned to have a sufficient time to bring required papers, specially that the defence team demanded in the previous session a permission to bring certificates from the Department of Commercial Register, the department of Firms and the Tax Department to prove that all these 68 frozen companies are owned by co-partners who aren’t included in the money laundry case and some others who don’t belong to the Muslim Brotherhood. Thus, th..
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2007-12-17
Cairo Court of First Instance examines today an appeal lodged against the Prosecutor-General’s decision, decreeing confiscation of assets belonging to 29 MB court-martialed businessmen and their families last February...
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2007-12-17
An Egyptian court has dropped terrorism charges against 40 members of the opposition Muslim Brotherhood.
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2007-12-17
Egypt’s military tribunal on Sunday dropped charges of terrorism and money laundering against 40 senior members of Muslim Brotherhood arrested a year ago, judicial officials and the group’s lawyer said...
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2007-12-16
12/12/07 "DPA" -- -- Tel Aviv - Israel’s army chief of staff hinted Wednesday that the Israeli military may have to act itself to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power, if the international community was unsuccessful in doing so.
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2007-12-16
the huckstepp-based military court dropped money-laundry and terrorism charges filed against 40 Muslim Brotherhood reformists, toplisted by the MB Deputy Chairman Khairat Al-Shater..
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2007-12-16
12/13/07 -- -- GENEVA, Dec 13 (Reuters) - A United Nations investigator said on Thursday he strongly suspected the CIA of using torture on terrorism suspects at Guantanamo Bay, suggesting many were not being prosecuted to keep the abuse from emerging at trial...
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