Egypt

Jordan's Solution to Unreliable Egyptian Gas Supply: Qatar

Jordan is mulling a new business relationship with Qatar for its supply of natural gas, saying goodbye to Egypt and its pipeline problems.

Mubarak Trial Resumes in Cairo

The trial of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has resumed in Cairo, with a verdict in the case possible before the end of the month

Egyptians Protest Gov't Raid on Pro-Democracy NGOs

The Egyptian Social Democratic Party called for a demonstration Monday night to protest last week's raid on a group of pro-democracy NGOs.

Israel will Build Fence at Jordanian Border

Israel is carrying out a policy of “good fences make good neighbors” and will build a fence along the Jordanian border, Netanyahu says.

Muslim Brotherhood Plans to Cancel Peace Pact with Israel

The Muslim Brotherhood comes up with a neat trick to break the peace treaty with Israel without formally doing so: Let a referendum do it.

Egypt Raids and Closes NGO Offices in Cairo

Prosecutors in Cairo have raided and closed five NGOs. Are they targeting dissidents - or Obama administration proxies?

No Speedy Trial for Mubarak

After a three-month hiatus the trial of Egypt's ailing former president Hosni Mubarak resumed only to be postponed, again.

Egypt Arrests Suspect in Gas Pipeline Attacks

Egyptian security officials arrest a man in connection with the repeated attacks on the pipeline feeding gas to Israel and Jordan.

Egypt Charges Two Israeli Arabs with Arms Smuggling

Egypt’s state prosecutor charges two Israeli-Arabs and a Ukrainian with smuggling weapons and trying to implicate Egyptian security.

No Foreign Holiday Tourism for Egypt

Foreign holiday tourism is a no-go for Egypt this season, further exacerbating an already limping economy for Israel's southern neighbor.

Islamists Maintain Momentum in Egyptian Polling

The Muslim Brotherhood and Salafist al-Nour party continued their momentum in Egypt's second round of polling

Cairo Says 'Explosion' Was Sonic Boom

Egypt's caretaker junta say the explosion that sent Cairo into a panic this week was a sonic boom caused by a low-flying aircraft.

Egypt Hemorrhaging Cash

As clashes between protesters and regime troops continue in central Cairo billions are flowing out of the country amid economic uncertainty

Egyptians Return to Polls for Runoff Elections

Egyptians return to the polls Wednesday in a run-off for round two of parliamentary elections not due to end until early next year.

Egypt: Islamist Party Open to Israel Talks

The Salafi al-Nour party, which won 25% of the votes in Egypt's elections, says the 1979 Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty should be upheld.

General: Protesters Should be “Thrown Into Hitler's Ovens"

A senior General in Cairo said protesters against the junta should be "thrown into Hitler's ovens" as Islamists sweep the polls.

Cairo Protesters Burn Egypt’s History

Fires set by protesters against the Egyptian military regime have literally destroyed part of Egypt’s history, burning rare manuscripts.

Egypt’s Islamic Extremists Claim Landslide Win

Egypt’s largest Islamic extremist parties claim they won nearly 70 percent of the votes in the second round of elections. Iran is happy.

Egypt's Islamist Parties Claim Second Round Victory

Egypt’s two leading Islamist parties say they have won the second round of a parliamentary election.

Deadly Clashes Enter Day Three in Cairo

Egyptians on Sunday entered a third day of deadly clashes between protesters and government forces in Cairo's Tahrir Square.

Turkey, Egypt in Joint Naval Exercises

Turkey and Egypt are both concerned over the Iranian threat - and are conducting a joint military exercise to show their solidarity.

Egypt Heads to Polls for Round 2

Egyptians are heading to the polls for round two of their parliamentary elections.

GCC Eyeing Egypt in Caliphate Drive

The six-member Gulf Cooperation Council has added Egypt to the list of countries it may induct as it moves towards confederation.

Israel Resumes Diplomatic Presence in Egypt

Israel's ambassador to Egypt, Yaakov Amitai, landed in Cairo today - ending a three month lull in Israel's mission to Egypt.

Muslim Brotherhood to Shun New Government

As Islamist parties take Egypt by storm the Muslim Brotherhood - leading the pack - says it will shun the military's new government.

Egypt's Interim PM Names New Cabinet

Egypt's interim Prime Minister, Kamal al-Ganzouri, has named his new cabinet which will tackle crime and the economy.

Obama Fails to Purchase Egypt's Elections

US president Barack Obama poured $200M into Egypt's liberal and secular parties only to see them decimated on election day.

Egyptian Christians an Endangered Species

The big losers in Egypt’s first round of elections are Christians, who fear for their survival in a radical Islamic-controlled country.

Terror Alert in South; Hikers Told to Leave

Intelligence officials have raised a major terror alert in southern Israel and warned all hikers to leave the area immediately.

Expert: Democracy is Bad News for Region

Democracy brought Islamists to power throughout Middle East, says Dr. Mordechai Kedar.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood: We Are Moderate

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood seeks to reassure: We represent a moderate party and wish to respect human rights.

Expert: Egypt Election Results Are a Nightmare Come True

Israel's worst fears regarding its relationship with Egypt are coming true before its eyes, Middle East expert Dr. David Buk'i says.

New Tahrir Square Violence Mars Elections

Fresh violence at Cairo’s Tahrir Square wounded 88 people by early Wednesday during the second day of legislative elections.

‘Democracy’ in Egypt: Ballot List Six-Feet Long

The weeks-long “democratic” vote in Egypt features a six-foot long ballot list of 3,009 candidates and an $85 fine for non-voters.

US, Britain Praise Egypt's First Post-Mubarak Poll

The US and Britain are congratulating Egypt on completing the first historic round of three parliamentary polls to elect a new government.

‘Like It or Not, Egypt is New Iran’ say Iranian Guards

Egypt is becoming the new Iran, “whether you accept it or not,” says a general of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards.

Egypt's Gas Pipeline Blown Up for the Ninth Time

Hours before polls open in Egypt, saboteurs attack - for the ninth time - the gas pipeline to Jordan and Israel.

MK: Prepare for War If Egypt Deploys in Sinai

MK Aryeh Eldad (NU): world public opinion should be primed to see Egyptian army entry into Sinai as casus belli.

US Student Arrested in Cairo Says Guards Threatened to Shoot

The last of three US students arrested in Cairo and safely back home say guards threatened to shoot them if they moved.

Egypt’s Pre-Election Terror: 8th Attack on Gas to Israel

Masked terrorists attack the Sinai-Israeli gas pipeline shortly after Egyptian intelligence officials warned of pre-election terror.

Muslim Brotherhood Holds ‘Kill the Jews’ Rally on Election Eve

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, which expects to win Monday’s legislative elections, held a “kill the Jews” rally in Cairo Friday.

Kadima Infighting: Dichter vs Livni

MK Avi Dichter (Kadima) says rival Tzipi Livni is responsible for the party's problems; warns the Muslim Brotherhood should worry Israel.

Egypt Braces for More Protests Friday

Egyptian protesters promise a 'million man march' in Cairo as the interim junta appoints a Mubarak-era Prime Minister to head gov't.

Cairo: Journalist Alleges Brutalization by Police

Award winning Egyptian-American journalist Mona Eltahawy says police assaulted her brutally while she was detained.

Fallout from Egyptian Revolution II: Tourism Cancellations

Egyptian Revolution II is just a week old, but already the tourist industry is taking its first hit. Coud Israel be affected?

Two Egyptian Policemen Killed Near Sinai Border

Egyptian officials said Wednesday night that two members of the police force in Sinai were killed as they were pursuing smugglers.

Egypt Denies Using Nerve Gas on Protesters

Officials in Cairo denied reports security forces fired poisonous gas into crowds of protesters massed in Tahrir Square.

Fatah, Hamas to Meet in Cairo Despite Unrest

PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas and Hamas chief Khaled Mashaal plan to hold reconciliation talks in Cairo despite the unrest rocking the country.

Turkey: Syria at 'Point of No Return'

Turkish President Abdullah Gul warned the Royal Society Wednesday in London that Syria has “come to a point of no return.”

Video: Police Brutality in Egypt

Egypt denies police shot live fire at protesters and nerve gas despite videos of rifle fire and doctors reports of severe skin disorders.

Video: Egyptian Police Club Protesters, One Dead

Egyptian soldiers and police killed one more protester Wednesday morning as anarchy threatens the country. Thee US students arrested.

Expert: Muslim Brotherhood May Seize Power in Egypt

Middle East expert Dr. David Bukay: The Muslim Brotherhood is slowly taking over Egypt. That's dangerous for peace.

Tantawi Offers Referendum but Protesters Unimpressed

Egypt’s military ruler promises that election will be held on time, as protesters continue to call for him to step down.

Egyptian Cabinet Resigns Amid Renewed Unrest

The entire Egyptian cabinet submitted its resignation to the interim junta as unrest swells on the Nile, again.

Video: Round 2 of Cairo's Arab Spring: 23 Dead, 1,500 Wounded

Round Two of the Muslim Arab uprising in Egypt rages for the third straight day, with a death toll of 23 and 1,500 wounded.

Renewed Violence Monday in Cairo's Tahrir Square

At least 12 people were killed Sunday in a renewal of Cairo's Tahrir Square violence that brought down President Hosni Mubarak's regime.

Israeli Envoy Returns to Cairo Despite Tahrir Square Violence

Israel’s ambassador has returned to Cairo despite the resumption of the Tahrir Square violence that forced his hasty exit.

Clashes Return to Cairo's Tahrir Square

At least one person is dead and more than 600 are wounded after protesters and police clashed Saturday in Cairo's Tahrir Square.

Muslim Brotherhood Leads Friday Tahrir Square Rally

Tens of thousands of Egyptians rally in Tahrir Square to protest against military rulers. Muslim Brotherhood dominates protest.

Copts Attacked in Cairo -- 10 Injured

Coptic marchers in Cairo were assaulted by supporters of Islamist candidates, who injured ten.