Egypt's broadbased anti-coup coalition begins rejuvenation endeavors to better face up to the repression of the ruling military junta, with the help of young revolutionary leaders.

An Egyptian court on Monday sentenced to life imprisonment (25 years) Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Badie in the fabricated so-called 'Al-Bahr Al-Azam clashes' case, without hearing defense or witnesses.

Egypt's broadbased anti-coup coalition consoles the Syrian people for the loss of a group of Ahrar al Sham leaders who fought bravely against the Syrian regime's brutality and oppression and

Muslim Brotherhood leader Mahmoud Hussein affirms the group reiterates commitment to escalating revolutionary defiance until victory and to its peaceful approach, and accepts no alternatives to those strategic choices.

Another trumped-up charge is added to the list of farcical trials facing the legitimate President of Egypt Mohamed Morsi, in yet another desperate junta attempt to tarnish his image.

A number of world leaders, politicians and friends send their heartfelt condolences to President Morsi's family for the death of his wife (Naglaa)'s father, who passed away Friday.

Sentenced to life in prison, for a trumped up crime, Brotherhood Chairman Badie and similarly convicted Islamist leaders chant "Down with junta injustice".

Mourning the loss of their own young daughter a year ago in the Rabaa Square violent break-up by military coup forces, Beltagy's family condoles with the family of leftist icon

The Muslim Brotherhood issues a special congratulatory statement hailing Gaza's resilience and perseverance which led to a promising long-term peace truce.

The Muslim Brotherhood in Assiut accuses military junta of neglecting the province's security needs, exposing all citizens to deadly dangers.