Egypt

After Three Decades, IDF Prepares for a Hostile Southern Border

The IDF is preparing for a “new era” on Israel's southern border, in an era reminiscent of the pre-Camp David days of a hostile Egypt

Mubarak's Morale Down Following Morsi's Win

Egypt's former president is slipping in and out of a coma and his morale has plunged following the Muslim Brotherhood's victory.

Egypt to Block Jewish Pilgrims From Holy Site

Egypt's post-Mubarak government has decided it would not be 'appropriate' for Israelis to visit the grave of a famed 19th century rabbi

Egypt's President-Elect to Sue Fars News

Egypt's president-elect Mohammed Mursi plans to sue the Iranian Fars news agency for an interview he says was fabricated

Egypt to Increase Rafiah Crossing Traffic

Cairo has reached an agreement with Hamas to increase the flow of traffic through the Rafiah crossing.

Egypt Suspends Military Right to Arrest Civilians

An Egyptian court has suspended the decree allowing the military to arrest civilians.

Iranian News Agency Allegedly Fabricates Morsi Interview

Iran’s state news agency reportedly fabricated an interview with Egyptian President-elect Mohammed Morsi.

Former Consul: Morsi Will Deal with Internal Problems First

Former Israeli consul in Egypt believes Morsi will have to deal with Egypt’s internal problems before he re-examines the peace treaty.

Egypt Denies Morsi's Interview with Iranian Agency

Egyptian presidency denies that Mohammed Morsi told Fars news he will reconsider treaty with Israel.

Blunder Or Mindset

Is US Invite To Egyptian Islamic Terrorist Usual Self-Deception?

The invitation of a member of an Islamic terrorist group to the US was sheer bureaucratic incompetence - or maybe something else.

One Killed in Wild Hamas Celebrations for Morsi

One Gaza Arab was killed as Hamas wildly cheered Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood victory, giving it new hope to annihilate Israel.

Morsi Tells Iran Peace Treaty with Israel to be 'Reconsidered'

Morsi tells Iran he wants closer ties for a “strategic balance” in the Middle East and will "reconsider" the peace treaty with Israel.

'Warning! Your Salad May Be Turning You Into An Infidel!'

An Egyptian Salafist group warned that eating tomatoes are "forbidden because they are Christian."

Egyptian Beats Pregnant Wife to Death For Not Voting for Mursi

An Egyptian plumber beat his wife to death upon learning that she had not voted for Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Mursi.

Muslim Brotherhood Expects its Win to be Respected

The Muslim Brotherhood says it expects its presidential election win to be respected as its supporters pack Cairo's Tahrir.

Shafiq Reclaims Victory, Attacks Brotherhood

Ahmed Shafiq repeats his claim of victory in presidential runoff, accuses the Muslim Brotherhood of "playing games."

Egypt Broke, Foreign Banks Hold Up Aid, Demand Reforms

According to economists in the U.S. and Europe, Egypt's economy has basically been paralyzed for the past year and a half

Egypt Delays Announcement of Presidential Results

Egypt's election commission delays the announcement of presidential results, looks into appeals over vote counting.

Mubarak on Life Support As Egypt Waits for His Replacement

Deposed President Hosni Mubarak remains on life support as Egypt's electoral commission prepares to announce his successor Thursday.

Egyptian Activist: "We Were Taught to Hate Israel"

"We have so much in common. Some of my Israeli friends are more Arab then a lot of Arabs I know," said Egyptian activist Ahmed Meligy.

Report: Mubarak Declared Clinically Dead

Former Egyptian President’s suffers a stroke and declared clinically dead after being moved to a military hospital.

Egypt's Supreme Military Council Issues Decree, 'New Powers'

Egypt's supreme military council has declared sweeping new powers for itself despite a two-day presidential run-off election.

Al-Qaeda Urges Egypt to Cancel Treaty with Israel

Al-Qaeda’s leader has urged Egypt to cancel its peace treaty with Israel and to establish Islamic rule.

Egypt: Brotherhood Pins Hopes on Presidential Elections

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood pins its hopes on weekend elections to salvage its waning political fortunes.

Mubarak Fears Doctors Want to Kill Him, Says Lawyer

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak does not trust his doctors in the prison hospital and fears they are out to kill him.

Report: Mubarak's Heart Stopped Twice

Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak was defibrillated twice after his heart stopped, says a prison hospital source.

Mubarak Comatose

Former Egyptian strongman is in a state of coma, a spokesman for Egypt's Interior Ministry said.

Shafiq, Brotherhood Attack One Another As Runoff Approaches

Days before the presidential runoff in Egypt, candidate Ahmed Shafiq and the Muslim Brotherhood sharpen their attacks on one another.

Thousands Protest in Egypt Against Mubarak-Era Candidate

Thousands demonstrate in Egypt to demand that Ahmed Shafiq be banned from a run-off presidential election.

Muslim Cleric: Jerusalem to be Capital of Egypt Under Mursi Rule

Muslim Brotherhood candidate: Jerusalem, not Cairo, will be capital of Egypt.

Mubarak Given Oxygen in Cairo Prison

Mubarak's condition has deteriorated so much that doctors had to administer oxygen to him overnight, security officials say.

Mubarak's Physical, Psychological Condition Deteriorating

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's condition is deteriorating both physically and psychologically in the Tora Prison hospital ICU.

Mubarak May Die Before Death Penalty Appeal

Mubarak’s health is “severely deteriorating” three days after the top prosecutor appealed his life sentence and asked for death.

Mubarak Suffers Emotional Breakdown in Prison

Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak suffers “emotional breakdown” in prison after being given a life sentence.

Egypt Bans Film 'Promoting' Normalization of Ties with Israel

Egypt has ceased the production of a film for allegedly promoting the normalization of relations with Israel.

Song 'I Love Israel' Latest Craze in Egypt

A hate song with the deceiving title of “I Love Israel” has become the latest craze in Egypt.

Report: Israel Intensifies Security Along Border with Egypt

Israel has intensified security on its border with Egypt in the wake of Mubarak's verdict, security sources in the Sinai say.

Prosecutor Appeals, Says Mubarak Deserves to Die

Egypt’s chief prosecutor is appealing the life sentence for Mubarak, whom he wants sentenced to death for the killing of protesters.

Former Egyptian Pres. Mubarak Suffers Heart Attack

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, 84, suffered a heart attack Saturday upon his arrival at Tora Prison.

Egypt: Thousands Protest Against Mubarak-Era Candidate

Thousands of people in Egypt demand that Ahmed Shafiq, a former senior Mubarak official, be disqualified from the presidential runoff.

Mubarak Verdict in Live Broadcast on Saturday

The trial of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak is coming to an end this weekend with a verdict that could decide Egypt's future

Mubarak's Sons Charged with Insider Trading

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's two sons believed to have made millions of pounds in illicit gains from the sale of a bank.

Egyptian Court Upholds Sentence for 'Blasphemous' Christian

An Egyptian court upheld a three-year sentence against a teenage Christian student who 'mocked Islam and the Prophet Mohamed.'

Egypt: Former Candidates Slam Islamists, Old Guard

A 'return to the old regime is unacceptable. So is exploiting religion in politics', Amr Mussa says of the new presidential frontrunners

Egypt: Brotherhood Candidate and Former PM to Run-Off Round

Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohamed Morsi and former PM Ahmed Shafiq lead the vote in Egypt, will face off in a run-off round.

Egyptian Run-Off Pits Brotherhood Against Military

The leading candidates headed to Egypt's presidential run-off represent a dichotomy of old vs. new, and status quo vs. political Islam

Egypt's Brotherhood Claims Lead as Ballots are Counted

Muslim Brotherhood says its candidate is leading in exit polls from Egypt's landmark presidential election.

Egyptian 'Veiled Women Only' Television Stirs Controversy

An Egyptian TV channel, managed exclusively by veiled women, has stirred controversy and revived debate over individual freedom.

Egypt Confirms Christians' Fears, Sentences 12 to Life in Jail

Egypt has confirmed Christians’ fear of Islamic rule and has sentenced 12 to life in jail while acquitting eight Muslims.

Egypt Prepares to Choose Mubarak Successor

Presidential campaigns in Egypt have been halted ahead of a two-day poll that will, when finished, mark a transition to civilian rule

PM Warns: Illegal African Migrants Could Overrun Israel

PM Netanyahu warned that illegal infiltrators are "threatening the fabric of Israeli society, its national security and national identity."

Turkey Suspects Bird of Being Spy for Israel

Turkish authorities believe they have found a bird used by Israel for espionage purposes, the country’s media reported.

Egypt Cracking Down on Hamas' Black Market Fuel

Egyptian security forces in northern Sinai are seizing black market fuel shipments headed for Gaza after deal to sell fuel to PA

Egypt Raids Illegal Iranian Radio Station

Egyptian forces shut down an Iranian radio station that has operated in Cairo for nine years ahead of the upcoming presidential vote

Egypt Confirms Hunger Strikers Deal, Israel Still Mum

Egyptian official says Israel has agreed to a proposal that would end a mass hunger strike by PA Arabs in Israeli jails.

Egyptian Candidate Threatens Israel with Iranian Axis

Israel may face a new Iranian-Egyptian threat if presidential candidate Hisham El-Bastawisi wins his bid to succeed Mubarak.

Egypt's Candidates Say They'll Review Peace Treaty with Israel

Egypt’s top presidential contenders promise to review the peace treaty Egypt signed with Israel in 1979 if elected.

El Al Resumes Flights to Egyptian Capital

Israel's national airline has resumed flights to Cairo, according to Egyptian media.

Obama Aide Says US Promotes Arab Spring Rebellions

The Obama administration “nurtures” Arab Spring rebellions, which have been promoted as democratic but so far have yielded anarchy.

Saudi Arabia to Reopen Embassy in Egypt

Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah orders to reopen the Saudi mission in Egypt, which was shut last week in the wake of angry protests.