Shocking Video: Prisoner Forced to Dig His Own Grave

Shocking footage and pictures show a prisoner forced to dig his own grave in the desert before being shot in the back of the head as ISIS brings its ruthless executions to Egypt.

Daesh (ISIS) releases video of beheading 21 kidnapped Egyptians + video

A group of 21 Egyptian Christians, who were seized by ISIS fighters while working in Libya, have been killed in a new video.

Mubarak sons leave prison pending Egypt retrial: state media

Israeli Navy Fires on Boats off Gaza: 2 Palestinians Injured, 4 Others Missing

Israeli navy fired on two boats off Gaza coast, injuring two fishermen, officials from security services in the Palestinian territory said, noting that four other fishermen were missing.

Poll: Gazans support resistance in dealing with Israel

A new poll by a Palestinian think tank shows that over three-fourth of Gaza residents believe the resistance has increased Palestinian deterrence during the Israeli regime’s attack on the blockaded enclave.

Hamas says Israel truce talks over, warns to target major airport

The military wing of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas says truce talks with the Israeli regime is over, threatening that it will carry out more attacks on Ben-Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv.

Egypt sentences Israeli, Jordanian for spying

A Cairo court has sentenced an Israeli tried in absentia to life imprisonment and a Jordanian telecoms engineer to 10 years in jail for espionage on behalf of the Israeli regime.

Kuwait Airways to avoid Iraq airspace

Kuwait Airways says it will no longer overfly Iraq in the wake of US air strikes on militant positions there, the latest company to re-route its flights.

Israel Gaza bombing persists, killing 1, injuring dozens

The Israeli regime’s airstrikes on the Gaza Strip have left at least one Palestinian dead and dozens injured, as a series of strikes overnight hit homes, mosques, and a sports club on the second day after the end of a 72-hour ceasefire.

Turkey, Egypt groups help dispatch militants to Syria: daily

A group of Egyptian militants who had been fighting against the Syrian government have admitted that the Turkish government is working together with Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and certain Lebanese groups in recruiting, training and dispatching of militant groups to Syria, an Egyptian daily reported.

Riyadh, UAE, Egypt are after disarming Palestinians rather than truce

New information shows that there have been efforts led by Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates in coordination with the United States and Israel to disarm the Palestinian resistance groups.

Worldwide protests condemn Israel attack on Gaza

People in several cities across the globe have staged protest rallies against Israeli aggression, as the Tel Aviv regime wages a new wave of attacks against Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Egypt reopens Gaza border crossing to take in wounded

Egypt has reopened the Rafah border crossing, Gaza's only non-Israeli outlet to the outside world, so it can take in Palestinians wounded in the ongoing offensive against the enclave, the state-run site al-Ahram online reports.

Chronology of Israeli strikes on Gaza Strip

The Israeli regime has waged numerous attacks on the Gaza Strip since its withdrawal from the Palestinian territory in 2005.

Egyptians worry ISIL's threat may grip their country any time

The Egyptian public views the situation in Iraq with alarm as it finds parallels between the actions of the so-called "Islamic State in Iraq and Levant" (ISIL) in Iraq and radical groups operating in Sinai.

Qaradawi depicts Islamic caliphate as ‘void under Sharia’

Egyptian Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi has warned that the declaration of a so-called Islamic caliphate by extremists triggering insurgency in Syria and Iraq violates sharia law.

Blair appointed as economic advisor to Egypt Sisi

Tony Blair has agreed to advise the Egyptian president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who came to power in a military coup last year, as part of a program funded by the United Arab Emirates that has promised to deliver huge "business opportunities" to those involved, the Guardian has learned.

Egypt arrests 7 for sexually assaulting student in Tahrir

Egyptian police have arrested seven men for sexually assaulting a 19-year-old student during celebrations marking the inauguration of the country's new president in Cairo's central Tahrir Square the day before, security officials say.

112 anti-government protesters jailed in Egypt

An Egyptian court in Cairo has sentenced 112 anti-government demonstrators to one year in jail, as authorities continue to quell dissent.

Egypt police forces attack Al-Azhar University

Egyptian security forces have attacked the student dormitories at Cairo campus of the prominent Al-Azhar University in an effort to bring under control rioting by students that support the country’s military-ousted elected president Mohamed Morsi.