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  • Muslim Brotherhood and Egyptian President Morsi supporters chant slogans during a funeral of three victims who were killed during Wednesday's clashes outside Al Azhar mosque, the highest Islamic Sunni institution, Friday, Dec. 7, 2012. During the funeral, thousands Islamist mourners chanted, "with blood and soul, we redeem Islam," pumping their fists in the air. "Egypt is Islamic, it will not be secular, it will not be liberal," they chanted as they walked in a funeral procession that filled streets around Al-Azhar mosque. Thousands of Egyptians took to the streets after Friday midday prayers in rival rallies and marches across Cairo, as the standoff deepened over what opponents call the Islamist president's power grab, raising the specter of more violence. (AP Photo/Hassan Ammar)

    Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood filling pro-Western military's ranks with Islamists

    Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated government recently allowed members of the Brotherhood and hardline jihadists to join Egypt's military academy for the first time as part of what U.S. officials say is a covert effort to impose Islamist rule in the key Middle East state.

  • An opponent of Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi argues Thursday with Morsi supporters, not pictured, as the Egyptian Army deploys tanks outside the presidential palace in Cairo following overnight strife left several people dead. (Associated Press)

    Muslim Brotherhood inherits U.S. war gear

    For Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood-dominated government, more battle tanks and jet fighters are on their way from the United States.

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  • Muslim Brotherhood head denounces cease-fire, as Morsi claims more power in Egypt

    The top leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood denounced peace efforts with Israel and urged holy war to liberate Palestinian territories on Thursday — one day after the country's president, who hails from the movement, mediated a cease-fire between Israelis and Palestinians to end eight days of fierce fighting.

  • ** FILE ** Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo)

    Egyptian government heading toward autocracy, an opposition leader says

    Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood-led government is asserting its dominance in ways that raise the specter of an autocracy similar to the regime Egyptians toppled almost two years ago, an Egyptian opposition leader warned foreign-policy specialists in Washington.

  • Middle East Briefing: Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood slams Israel over Gaza strikes

    Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has sharply criticized Israel over its recent airstrikes, which killed seven Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

  • King Abdullah II of Jordan is one of many world leaders who have taken advantage of an American education. (Associated Press)

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  • In this Sunday, Aug. 6, 2012 image released by the Egyptian President, Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, right, speaks to the media as Field Marshal Gen. Hussein Tantawi, second right, listens during their visit to El Arish, Egypt's northern Sinai Peninsula. (AP Photo/Egyptian Presidency)

    Egypt hits Sinai to crack down on terror

    Egypt's army on Wednesday launched helicopter missile attacks in the Sinai Peninsula, killing as many as 20 suspected terrorists in a lawless region where a military crackdown on smuggling routes into the Gaza Strip is worsening an energy crisis and heightening violence in the area.

  • Briefly: Islamist candidate reassures women, Coptic Christians

    The presidential candidate for Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood on Tuesday sought to expand his support base ahead of a tight runoff against an ex-regime figure next month, vowing to ensure the full rights of Christians and women if he is elected.

  • Supporters of Gen. Omar Suleiman chant in front of his posters outside the Higher Presidential Elections Commission in Cairo on Sunday, April 8, 2012. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil)

    Mubarak intel chief to run for president of Egypt

    The former intelligence chief of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak filed papers Saturday to be a candidate in the country's soon-approaching presidential election, a surprise move viewed by many as an attempt by Egypt's military rulers to promote one of their own and block a government takeover by Islamist parties.

  • Khairat al-Shater, a presidential hopeful, filed election papers on Thursday. (Associated Press)

    Muslim Brotherhood seeks U.S. alliance as it ascends in Egypt

    A lawmaker from Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood said Thursday that there would be "no referendum at all" on the country's peace treaty with Israel, hours after the Islamist group's presidential candidate made his unexpected bid official.

  • Hundreds of supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential hopeful Khairat el-Shater gather April 5, 2012, outside the Higher Presidential Elections Commission in Cairo. (Associated Press)

    Brotherhood lawmaker: No vote on Egypt-Israel peace deal

    A lawmaker from Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood said Thursday that there would be "no referendum" on the country's peace treaty with Israel.

  • Hundreds of Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential hopeful Khairat el-Shater surround his car outside the Higher Presidential Elections Commission in Cairo on April 5, 2012. (Associated Press)

    White House downplays meeting with Muslim Brotherhood

    The White House is downplaying the significance of a meeting between administration officials and envoys from Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood this week.

  • Briefly: Syria OKs peace plan but bloodshed persists

    Syria has accepted a peace plan by U.N. envoy Kofi Annan that includes a cease-fire by the Syrian government, but the bloodshed persisted Tuesday as intense clashes between government troops and rebels spilled across the border into Lebanon, officials said.

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