Militants fire rocket aimed at southern Israel
By • December 23, 2012

Jewish News One reports that Gaza militants have fired a rocket toward southern Israel in the first act of hostility since Gaza's Hamas leadership
By • December 23, 2012

Jewish News One reports that Gaza militants have fired a rocket toward southern Israel in the first act of hostility since Gaza's Hamas leadership
By • December 2, 2012

Displaying banners depicting their president, flags and the Koran, thousands of Egyptians turned out to support the country's president Mohamed Morsi on Saturday. The
By • November 24, 2012

Hundreds of protesters gathered in Tahrir Square Friday after Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi decreed for himself wide powers and exempted himself from any legal challenge
By • November 24, 2012

NTDTV reports that 90 years ago this week, British egyptologists Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon discovered the tomb of the boy king, Tutankhamun, in
By • November 19, 2012

Tawadros II officially become the Pope of Egypt's Coptic Church this Sunday. He will lead the largest community of Christians in an Arab country,
By • November 15, 2012

Czech archaeologists have unearthed the 4,500-year-old tomb of a Pharaonic princess south of Cairo, in a finding that suggests other undiscovered tombs may be
By • November 12, 2012

Salifi groups in Egypt garnered approximately ten thousand supporters last Friday as they gathered on Cairo's Tahrir Square, demanding President Mohamed Morsy immediately implement Islamic law.
By • November 5, 2012

Pope Tawadros II was named the 118th leader of the Coptic Church in an extravagant ceremony in Egypt's capital Cairo on Sunday. In a
By • November 4, 2012

The new head of Alexandria and Patriarch of All Africa in the Holy See of St Mark the Apostle will be selected Sunday by a
By • November 1, 2012

The Muslim Brotherhood stated that the new constitution for Egypt must be based on Shariah law, and include legislation based on the Islamic penal
By • October 13, 2012

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood party is urging its supporters to leave Tahrir Square after fighting took place there between rival groups. More than 100 people
By • September 30, 2012

Ahmed Abdallah, a Muslim television preacher in Egypt, has been charged with blasphemy against Christianity. Abdallah was videotaped tearing up and burning a Bible
By • September 24, 2012

With anti-American rage in the Muslim world, U.S. foreign policy is gaining more attention in the political races. President Barack Obama and Republican presidential