Egypt declares Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group
CAIRO Egypt's military-backed interim government on Wednesday declared the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group, criminalizing all its activities, its financing and even membership to the group from which the country's ousted president hails.
The announcement is a dramatic escalation of the fight between the government and group, which has waged near-daily protests since the July 3 popularly backed military coup that toppled President Mohammed Morsi.
Egypt declares Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group | Fox News
Cairo bomb blast hits bus near university
CAIRO -- An explosive device went off Thursday outside a university campus in the Egyptian capital, injuring at least four people on a passing bus, witnesses said.
A short time later, another small blast went off in the area. Officials said the devices appeared to be homemade bombs.
The first blast, which was loud but relatively small, took place in a roadway near student dormitories at Al-Azhar University in the Nasr City district of Cairo, according to the bus driver and passersby. There was little damage other than to the bus.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility. Police quickly converged on the scene and cordoned off the area.
Cairo bomb blast hits bus near university - latimes.com
So is Obama going to send in the drones to take out the Muslim Brotherhood?
CAIRO Egypt's military-backed interim government on Wednesday declared the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group, criminalizing all its activities, its financing and even membership to the group from which the country's ousted president hails.
The announcement is a dramatic escalation of the fight between the government and group, which has waged near-daily protests since the July 3 popularly backed military coup that toppled President Mohammed Morsi.
Egypt declares Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group | Fox News
Cairo bomb blast hits bus near university
CAIRO -- An explosive device went off Thursday outside a university campus in the Egyptian capital, injuring at least four people on a passing bus, witnesses said.
A short time later, another small blast went off in the area. Officials said the devices appeared to be homemade bombs.
The first blast, which was loud but relatively small, took place in a roadway near student dormitories at Al-Azhar University in the Nasr City district of Cairo, according to the bus driver and passersby. There was little damage other than to the bus.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility. Police quickly converged on the scene and cordoned off the area.
Cairo bomb blast hits bus near university - latimes.com
So is Obama going to send in the drones to take out the Muslim Brotherhood?
