Pro-Morsi Group Calls for Protests During Trial
An Islamist alliance backing Mohammed Morsi urges supporters to protest on November 4, when his trial begins.
An Islamist alliance backing Mohammed Morsi urges supporters to protest on November 4, when his trial begins.

Four others wounded in the blast, as Egyptian security forces continue to battle Islamist terrorists in restive Sinai Peninsula

Turkey is preventing Hamas from strengthening its ties with Egypt’s new regime, an Egyptian newspaper has reported.

Three people die as gunmen on motorcycles open fire on a wedding party outside a Coptic Christian church in Cairo.

Family of Dr. Mohamed Helmy reject prize from Israeli institution: "If any other country offered we would have been happy with it."

If the U.S. cuts off aid to Egypt, it will hurt itself as well as its friends in the region, says Egypt’s Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy.

Egyptian security forces used live ammunition to disperse supporters of ousted president Morsi, charges Amnesty International.

Egyptian celebrity takes conspiracy theories to a whole new level, after preacher claims Egyptian army "worse than Israel."

Fears for westerners mount in restive north African country as American dies in his cell, British citizen arrested.

Family of deposed Egyptian president says he will never negotiate with the country's military "even if his soul is the price."

Al Qaeda leader blames "moderate" Islamists in Egypt and Tunisia as being responsible for major political setbacks.

A former leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt has been referred to trial on charges of insulting the judiciary.

One protester was killed after security forces shoot at a march by supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi.

Egypt, government officials said, will “not be pressured” by the US into changing its policies on how to deal with Islamist radicals

A report said that Israeli officials were concerned over U.S. cuts to Egyptian military aid because it could topple the Camp David Accords.

The trial of Egypt's deposed president on charges of inciting the murder of protesters will start on November 4.

The Obama administration will cut hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to Egypt until "progress" is made in restoring democracy.

The United States will cut off aid to Egypt in the wake of the July coup and the turmoil that has followed, says U.S. official.

Egypt’s armed forces ousted former President Mohammed Morsi to avoid a “civil war,” says army chief in an interview.

51 people were killed and more than 246 wounded as Egyptian security forces clashed with Morsi supporters.

Egypt's military-backed authorities have released two Canadians held without charge for seven weeks, the Canadian government says.

At least five people killed in Cairo as thousands of supporters of ousted President Morsi clash with security forces.

The Egyptian military plans to hit terror targets in Gaza if attacks on Egyptian soldiers continue.

Anti-military protesters demonstrate in Cairo's Tahrir Square for the first time since President Mohammed Morsi was removed from office.

Egypt officially announced the severance of all tourism activities with Iran, including direct flights renewed just last March.

Mona Seif, an Egyptian activist who encourages terrorist actions against Israel, is a finalist to win a prestigious human rights award.

More than 100 Egyptian security forces have been killed since July.

Egypt re-opened the Rafiah crossing with Gaza for several hours, allowing 370 people to cross through.

The whole Middle East, including Israel, should rid itself of weapons of mass destruction, Egypt's Foreign Minister tells UN.

Foreign Minister warns of a "harsh response" to any attempts by Gaza's Islamist rulers to threaten Egyptian security.

Ban on all Muslim Brotherhood 'activities' render the movement which once briefly ruled Egypt effectively illegal.

IHH, sponsors of the infamous 2010 Gaza flotilla, has a new enemy - Egypt.

Egyptian Police general has been killed as forces raided Kerdassa, held by supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi.

Egypt continues its ongoing crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood.

Egyptian authorities will open the Rafiah crossing between Egypt and Gaza for students and medical patients, says PA.

Local residents had appealed for help after being harassed and "taxed" by Islamist fighters.

Government's "Media Advisor" justified nationwide ban on channel deemed sympathetic to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Roadside bomb hits Egyptian Police convoy, as operation to root-out Islamist radicals continues.

Hamas rejects Egyptian army's allegations that it has been cooperating with Sinai terrorists.

Egypt's interior ministry warns Islamist protesters it will crack down on them if they block roads or obstruct traffic.

"We remain opposed, as we have from the beginning, to the state of emergency" in Egypt, says State Department.

As the Egyptian army steps up its crackdown against Islamic terrorists in the Sinai, two tanks have crossed a fence around the Gaza Strip.

A double suicide bomb attack in Egypt's Sinai kills six; attack follows a major military offensive on Islamic terrorist activity.

MEMRI video shows child journalist hitting the streets in Egypt and asking locals about the Holocaust.

Gunmen open fire on car of head of Egypt's Tamarod youth movement, which led protests against ousted president.

The latest “Israeli animal spy”, a stork that was detained by Egyptian police on suspicion of spying, has been killed and eaten.

Al-Qaeda-linked group in the Sinai claims responsibility for a failed assassination attempt that targeted Egypt’s interior minister.

Egyptian military mounts what is reportedly the largest operation in Sinai since 1973.

Egyptian military court sentences 11 members of the Muslim Brotherhood to life in prison for "aggression" against the army.

State Commissioners Authority recommends that the Muslim Brotherhood be dissolved and its headquarters closed.

Egyptian security forces have arrested Muslim Brotherhood leading figure Saad El-Husseini, the latest in a string of arrests.

Prime Minister Netanyahu urged Israelis to relax during the coming three day holiday, warning Israel's neighbors not to violate the calmness

Egypt's new policies to defend itself from Gaza terrorists arereminiscent of the steps Israel has taken, which Egypt once criticized.

Muhammad Ibrahim, commander of an Al-Qaeda-linked group in the Sinai peninsula, arrested in ambush by security forces.

Egypt's state prosecutor refers ousted President Mohammed Morsi for trial on charges of inciting the murder of protesters.

Egypt arrests water fowl suspected of serving as an Israeli spy.

Egypt’s Interior Ministry denies media report that Muslim Brotherhood head Mohamed Badie died from a heart attack in prison.

Authorities in the Suez Canal say that a terrorist staged an unsuccessful attack on a container ship passing through the canal.

At least six people killed in Egypt as violent clashes erupt between Morsi supporters and security forces.

The group tries to regain footing by rallying again on Friday. Meanwhile, their members are being arrested daily.
