Sinai Terrorists Hit Gas Pipeline
Sinai-based terrorists blow up a pipeline that transports gas to Jordan, the latest in a series of similar attacks since 2011.
Sinai-based terrorists blow up a pipeline that transports gas to Jordan, the latest in a series of similar attacks since 2011.

In surprise move, interim PM announces resignation on TV, move thought to pave road for military chief Sisi's presidential bid.

Prosecutors accused Egypt's ousted president of leaking state secrets to Iran's Revolutionary Guards as part of a plot to destabilize Egypt.

Amman the first to sign natural gas import agreement with Israel after Egyptian pipeline becomes too unreliable.

Egypt accuses two men of spying for Israel, one charged with sexual ties to Mossad agents.

Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis says bus that exploded in Taba was "headed toward the Zionists", promises to continue its war against Egypt.

Anti-Semitic play which aired on Egyptian television shows "hareidi Mossad agents" preparing "to control the whole world".

"We will continue to harm Egypt", declares Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis terror group.

Morsi's 3rd trial ends before it begins when the defense walks out because of glass partition in the courtroom. 35 also tried for terrorism.

Egypt continues its crackdown on Gaza’s Hamas rulers, destroys 10 smuggling tunnels.

Crackdown on Muslim Brotherhood intensifies as government gives death sentences to 14 men.

Egypt announces it broke up a "military wing" of the Muslim Brotherhood, which was formed to attack policemen.

Hamdeen Sabbahi, who came in third in the 2012 elections, announces he will run again.

Egyptian army reports airstrike took out 16 in Sinai near Gaza, latest in string of clashes between Islamists and Egyptian army in region.

Egypt's army says a Kuwaiti newspaper "misinterpreted" comments by Abdel Fattah al-Sisi that he will run for the presidency.

Egyptian army chief reportedly confirms to Kuwaiti newspaper that he will run for president.

Court turns down Muslim Brotherhood's appeal against a verdict ordering the seizure of the group's funds.

Egyptian military kills eight terrorists in the Sinai, including a senior member of Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis.

"I am the president of the republic," shouts ousted Egyptian president as he faces trial over his escape from prison in 2011.

Egyptian police general assassinated in an attack claimed by the Al-Qaeda inspired group Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis.

Egypt's top military body backs Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to run for the presidency. He is expected to resign as army chief within days.

Egypt announces early presidential elections which many speculate will be won by military chief General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.

Five Egyptian diplomats who were abducted by Libyan former rebels were released late Sunday.

Egypt evacuates embassy in Tripoli and consulate in Benghazi after kidnappers seized four Egyptian diplomats.

29 dead in Egypt as clashes break out during rival rallies on the anniversary of the 2011 revolt.

Car bomb destroys part of headquarters, second blast targets subway station. Timed for anniversary of uprising that toppled Mubarak.

Sisi "is a candidate who we can count on," says Egypt’s interim Prime Minister Hazem el-Beblawi.

Egypt should learn from Israel and “teach Hamas a lesson” until they learn to "respect the Egyptian shoe," says local journalist.

Egypt’s army chief is reportedly preparing the electoral agenda he will present when announcing his candidacy for the presidency.

Strong explosion rocks central Sinai after explosives were planted beneath the gas pipeline connected to cement factories in the area.

Defense officials reportedly view Pillar of Cloud ceasefire as moot, as barrage of rockets closes non-reinforced schools in Ashdod.

Preliminary tallies suggest that more than 90 percent of Egyptians have voted in favor of the new constitution.

95% of voters may have approved Egypt's new constitution, says official as vote counting is underway.

Senior Egyptian officials say the military plans to take on Hamas in Gaza, which is a "threat to Egypt's national security."

Voter turnout reportedly high, but clashes continue.

Egypt's interior minister warns the Muslim Brotherhood that troops will use unprecedented force if vote on new constitution is disrupted.

Islamist group's events commemorating Cast Lead 'victory' include 'test of courage' in which terrorists duck under oncoming truck.

Survey of 7 Arab countries: Saudis think women should cover all but eyes in public, yet half for women choosing clothes.

Egypt's popular army chief says he would run for president if the people demand it and the military supports him.

63 Muslim Brotherhood supporters given three years on charges including rioting and weapons possession.

Former Egyptian President's last prime minister, Ahmed Shafiq, says he'll run for president if the army chief does not.

Egyptian labor ministry official and three trade union activists kidnapped in the Sinai, in what may be another terrorist attack.

In backlash to Egyptian military crackdown, Muslim Brotherhood approaches ICC. Lawyer: Egyptian 'military regime' can be prosecuted.

A former member of Al-Qaeda says that a deputy in the Muslim Brotherhood planned a “Revolutionary Guard” modeled after Iran’s unit.

Egypt's defense minister expected to step down to pave the way for his nomination in the upcoming presidential elections, says local media.


Egypt summons the Qatari ambassador in Cairo following concerns expressed by the Gulf state over the crackdown on Islamist demonstrators.

At least 11 protesters killed as Muslim Brotherhood supporters and security forces clash in Egypt.

Morsi's trial on charges of organizing prison breaks with Hamas and Hezbollah to start January 28, says Egyptian judge.

Egyptian prosecutors probing Vodafone over claims its advertisement contains coded messages calling for terrorist attacks.

Interior Minister claims Hamas provided logistical support for bombing of Mansoura police headquarters last Monday.

Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood reportedly planned to murder Egyptian Christians on their holy day.

Egyptian astrologer claims: When Saturn enters Sagittarius in December, the Jews will be stronger.

Two killed in violent clashes between pro-Islamist protesters and police in Egypt's coastal city of Alexandria.

300 students block road near Defense Ministry; Egyptian army responds with anti-rioting measures.

The assets of more than 500 leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood confiscated as crackdown on the movement continues.

Terrorists in Egypt's restive Sinai blow up a gas pipeline that feeds an industrial area in the region.

Egypt, which has blacklisted the Muslim Brotherhood, urges other members of the Arab League to follow suit.

Correspondents arrested on charges of meeting with the islamists; move signals a further breakdown in freedom of the press.

Egypt's interim president, Adly Mansour, says the government is committed to holding elections within seven months.
