Marches in Gaza in solidarity with Egyptian people

Al Qassam website | 18-08-2013,09:22 Gaza- Scores of Palestinian citizens went on marches in the Gaza Strip in protest at the killing of pro-Morsi protestors in Cairo. The marches were organized at the invitation of facebook youth groups in Gaza. Outside Al-Awda Mosque in Jabaliya refugee camp, tens of thousands of Palestinian young men rallied […]

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Massive rally in support of Haneyya, Morsi and Erdogan at Aqsa Mosque

[ PIC 06/08/2013 – 12:14 PM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)– Thousands of Palestinians rallied last night in the courtyard of the Aqsa Mosque chanting slogans in support of Palestinian premier Ismail Haneyya, the kidnapped Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi and Turkish premier Recep Erdogan. The participants chanted slogans hailing Hamas and its armed wing, and condemning […]

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Hussam Khader condemns Fatah marches supporting al-Sisi

[ PIC 28/07/2013 – 07:31 PM ] RAMALLAH, GAZA, (PIC)– Fatah prominent leader Hussam Khader denounced the marches organized by his movement in the occupied West Bank in support of the Egyptian Defense Minister Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. Khader considered in a press statement on Saturday that these marches represent interference in the internal affairs […]

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Hamas condemns decision to detain Morsi on alleged charges of collaboration

[ PIC 27/07/2013 – 11:43 AM ] GAZA, (PIC)– Hamas movement strongly condemned the decision of Egyptian judiciary to detain the elected President Mohamed Morsi for 15 days on charges of collaborating with Hamas. Hamas leader Dr. Salah Bardawil asserted in statements to PIC that Hamas is not a terrorist movement, but a resistance movement […]

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PHOTOS | The Rabaa Adaweya Massacre, Egypt July 27, 2013 ~ by @mosaaberizing

I went to Rabaa at 2 am last night after I heard the sit-in might be dispersed. When I got there, the shooting had already started. (1) — Mosa'ab Elshamy (@mosaaberizing) July 27, 2013 It was unclear to me who 'started' the attack. But the clashes were at the begining of Tayaran street, 100 metres […]

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Hamas denounces Egypt court over Morsi charges

  An Egyptian youth walks past a portrait of deposed president Mohamed Morsi in Cairo on July 23, 2013. PressTV | Fri Jul 26, 2013 10:47AM GMT Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has condemned an Egyptian court ruling that ousted President Mohamed Morsi be detained for alleged collaboration with the movement. “Hamas condemns this move since […]

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Al-Sisi informed Israel of the coup three days prior

MEMO | July 16, 2013 Israeli military analyst Roni Daniel revealed on Sunday that the Egyptian General Abdul-Fattah al-Sisi informed Israel of his efforts to remove President Mohamed Morsi three days before the coup. Speaking to the Israeli TV channel 2, Daniel said that Al-Sisi asked Israel to monitor the Palestinian Islamic movement Hamas, which […]

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Morsi urged to revise Israel accords

Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh PRESSTV | Sat May 25, 2013 9:2AM GMT The Camp David Accords were signed by then Egyptian President Anwar El Sadat and then-Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin on September 17, 1978, following 13 days of secret negotiations at Camp David in Washington D.C. Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh has called […]

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Egypt summons Israeli ambassador to protest settlement plan

[ PIC 05/12/2012 – 09:38 AM ] CAIRO, (PIC)– The Egyptian ministry of foreign affairs on Tuesday summoned Israel’s ambassador to Cairo to protest his government’s decision to expand settlements in the West Bank and Jerusalem. Ala’addin Yousuf, who heads the Israeli affairs section at the ministry, told the ambassador that the Israeli government’s plan […]

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Netanyahu agreed to ceasefire after Obama promised US troops in Sinai next week?

Published: 23 November, 2012, 20:44 | RT.com Israel and Palestine are momentarily at a ceasefire, but the potential reasoning behind the recess could have some real international implications. Israel’s Debka reports that the pause in fighting comes after the US promised to send troops to Sinai. According to Debka, US troops will soon be en […]

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May God be with Egypt ~ by Khalid Amayreh

[ PIC 16/06/2012 – 10:32 PM ] By Khalid Amayreh Employing legalistic chicanery, blatant deceit and contemptible conspiracies, the remnants of the Mubarak regime seem hell-bent on aborting the Egyptian revolution. On Thursday, 14 June, the so-called Constitutional Court, an entity that was utterly silent during 30 years of corruption, tyranny and repression under the […]

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