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"This meeting has been documented in official minutes," he added during a meeting with Development Partners on the Sidelines of the fourth edition of the World Youth Forum (WYF) in Sharm El Sheikh city on Wednesday.
According to the prosecution, Ezzat and other members of the banned group have been charged with storming the Egyptian eastern borders, attacking security institutions, plotting with Hamas and the international organization of the Muslim Brotherhood, and Hezbollah to create chaos in Egypt to bring down the authorities.
The court also sentenced 18 defendants implicated in the same case to 15 years in jail while it acquitted four others.
In the following lines, ET reviews the most important world events that took place on November 15.
A series of leaked phone calls by leaders of the group has been dubbed “the war of leaks” in the Egyptian media, signaling a form of “vengeance” between the Islamist group’s clans.
A security source on Friday refuted reports of a Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated channel on the conditions in Egyptian prisons.
In November 2019, the defendants were referred to the trial for a judge in the Zagazig Court of First Instance as they online accused him of misusing his judicial authority and position.
The imprisoned Thabet has ordered his main arm, Yehia Mahran, to transfer money through the latter’s company to finance the terrorist group.
The Minya criminal court handed down sentences ranging between death penalty, life imprisonment, and 15-10 years in prison for 73 defendants.
The Rabaa sit-in podium was extremely controversial during the one month and a half long sit-in at Rabaa square in Cairo. Muslim Brotherhood leaders took the stage to incite violence, brainwash their followers into staying despite knowing the risks, and promise them paradise.
The official gazette “Al-Waqa'i' al-Misriyya” published on August 111, 2021 a Cairo criminal court’s ruling of blacklisting the Muslim Brotherhood for a period of 5 years. The decision came into force on the following day, August 12.
A Beheira criminal court sentenced on Thursday 24 Muslim Brotherhood members to death over attacking police, a statement read.
The Court of Cassation upheld prison sentences against prominent Muslim Brotherhood leaders over spying with the Palestinian Hamas group.
A decade of failure following the Arab Spring in 2011.
The law targets the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group, whose members are blacklisted by the government in charges of terrorism and sabotage acts.
Eight other convicts were acquitted of the charges and, consequently, the sentence of 15-year imprisonment was dropped, the court stated.
The continuation of these policies means normalizing relations between the two countries, he added.
According to the minister's statements on Sunday, the extremist affiliations of railway workers are determined by the National Security Agency.
Egypt has designated the Muslim Brotherhood group as a terrorist group since late 2013 after former President Mohamed Morsi was ousted.
Also, the case was dropped against late Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed El Erian due to his death in August 2020. The court sentences are unchallengeable.
