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Egyptian prime minister proposes ban of Muslim Brotherhood
Egyptian Prime Minister Hazem el-Beblawi has proposed the legal
dissolution of the Muslim Brotherhood and the government is studying the
idea.
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Egypt: Scores Dead in Bloody 'Day of Rage'
Scores are dead in Egypt as a Muslim Brotherhood-led "day of rage" turned to bloodshed on Friday.
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Egypt troops 'clear Islamists' from Cairo mosque
Troops rounded up protesters inside al-Fath mosque.
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Yaalon to Ban: Hezbollah is Iran's Weapon Against Israel
A day after a car bombing in a stronghold of Hezbollah in Beirut killed
at least 20 people, Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon met with UN Secretary
General Ban Ki-moon on Friday afternoon.
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Though silent, Israel remains worried by Egypt upheaval
Israel has looked on at upheaval in Egypt largely in silence.
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El-Sissi will not be deterred
It is still too early to judge whether Egyptian Defense Minister
Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi's decision to forcefully remove the Muslim
Brotherhood protesters from Cairo's squares was the right one.
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Hezbollah chief says he's ready to fight in Syria himself
The leader of the Lebanese-based terrorist organization Hezbollah on Friday blamed Sunni extremists for a string of attacks.
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Endangered in their ancestral land
Egypt's Christians are being targeted and scapegoated for the ousting of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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US, Iraq work together to combat Syria spillover effects
The United States and Iraq agreed on Thursday to boost cooperation to keep Iran from flying weapons over Iraq to Syria.
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PA officials accuse US of 'deception and misinformation' in peace talks
Palestinian officials in Ramallah have accused the US Administration of deceiving and misinforming the Palestinian Authority.