Mubarak

Lawyer: Israel, Iran Did Not Incite Egypt Violence

Egypt's General Prosecutor said that no outside groups incited the violence in Tahrir Square last year.

Revered Rabbi Ovadia Yosef prays Mubarak will be judged innocent and reveals the president once asked him to bless him. “He loves Israel.”

The Arab Spring has turned Egypt into an economic basket case, says a noted economist, while a top Egyptian politician says Cairo is broke.

Egypt convicts its former information minister, Anas el-Fiqqi, of corruption and sentences him to seven years in prison.

Trial of Hosni Mubarak takes interesting turn when former police general testifies that police were not ordered to fire on protesters.

At least six people were wounded in a courtroom brawl between lawyers Monday as the trial of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resumed.

Hosni Mubarak and his two sons returned to the “cage” Monday as their trial resumes. They face possible death sentences.

Zvi Mazel, Israel’s former ambassador to Egypt, says the end of Mubarak’s regime won’t mean a new Egypt, warns of unstable period on the way

What effect will the Mubarak trial have on an Arab world not used to seeing its dictators in a cage?

A defense lawyer claims in court Mubarak died in 2005; mayhem broke out in Tahrir Square after similar claims of a “US-Zionist” conspiracy.

A leading former Israeli minister, who frequently dealt with Hosni Mubarak, says he offered the deposed leader asylum in Eilat.

Hosni Mubarak arrives in court on a stretcher from a hospital to face the unthinkable – possible execution for a seemingly invincible ruler

Ailing Mubarak has not eaten for four days, but a delay in his trial may spark a new uprising as Egyptians demand he be brought to justice.