Egypt media reported investigations with chairman of former Egyptian First Lady Suzanne Mubarak's Movement for Woman and Islam, concerning money laundering, huge presents from press institutions to the former chief of the presidential staff, Zakariya Azmi. Muslim Brotherhood (MB) spokesman, Mahmoud Ghozlan assured Egyptian presidential candidate Hazim Abu Ismail isn't a member of the MB and the group doesn't have any national projects concerning the establishment of state facilities. Youm7: Judicial sources revealed the Swiss public prosecutor carried out intensive investigations with the chairman of Suzanne Mubarak's Movement for Woman and Islam, Aliaa el-Bendary, and its members, Waleed Shash and Sherif Tantawi, who are accused of money laundering by using the organization's name to smuggle political figures' money. There is a direct relation between the former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Aliaa, who is the main accused in the case of money laundering of Mubarak's family's money in Switzerland. There are claims Mubarak called Aliaa from the presidential palace sometime from February 1 to February 28, Mubarak made six calls to Switzerland, three to Aliaa el-Bendary. Sources mentioned it is expected the Swiss public prosecutor will release a decision to investigate all members of the association, including more than 100 Arabs and Egyptians, including the former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq el-Hariri's sister, Bahya El Hariri; Jordanian Queen Rania; Ambassador Mervat el-Telawy; former Minister of Social Affairs, Amina el-Gendy; the General Secretariat of National Council for Woman and others. Al-Ahram: Al-Ahram reported the leader of Raas el-Esh Battle, (the first battle between Egyptian forces and the Israeli army after June 5, 1967), Fathi Abdallah, said the former Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser followed through the battle himself throughout the entire night by calling the leader of the brigade 43 to ban the enemy from moving toward Bur Foad. At 7:00 A.M, when the enemy was defeated, Abdel Nasser released a decision to promote Fathi Abdlallah and his soldiers. Abdallah said the media described Israel as a legend, which is false compared to the battlefield during the War of Attrition and the October War in 1973. Al-Akhbar: The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) spokesman, Mahmoud Ghozlan, said the group didn't submit a check to Egypt's ruling military council and the release of the constitutional announcement in secret raises many questions. Ghozlan pointed out Egyptian presidential candidate, Hazim Abu Ismail, is not a member of the MB until the group expels him. He added Egypt's media is controlled by a minority and doesn't have a national base and they attack the MB for no legitimate reason. He said the Leftists are eroded and have no influence on the public. He said the MB is ready to be subjected to censorship and has nothing to hide. The group doesn't have any national project concerning establishing state facilities but there are hospitals and related schools to the MB, established by funds. Al-Masry Al-Youm: Investigations of the Illicit Gain Authority of Zakariya Azmi reveals he received presents from Al-Ahram, Al-Akhbar and Al-Gomhorreya institutions. He took advantage of his position for personal benefit and ordered allocataction of lands in some governorates, especially in Lysan el-Wozaraa region. Advertising Supervisor of Al-Ahram, Mahmoud Ismail, said these kinds of presents were well-known for 30 years, and the General Manager of Al-Akhbar Al-Youm institution, Hani Kamel, assured the chairman of the institution was writing a list of names of officials. The chairmen of People's Assembly and Shura Council, Safwat El Sherif and Ahmed Fathi Sorour, and the private security of the Mubarak family also received gifts. The gifts were first delivered to Azmi at the beginning of each year, each gift valued between 25,000 EGP (U.S. $4,195) and 50,000 EGP (U.S. $8,389) and then sent to ministers and governors. Al-Shorouq: Sources inside HEC revealed the outcome of Egypt's ruling military council's meeting with party representatives, which resulted in potential amendments to the elections law, which confused the committee. This resulted in the delay of the meeting, which was going to include the final preparations of the electoral process. Sources said the meeting of the committee is supposed to be held after the decision of the Council of Ministers concerning the amendments to the new law tomorrow. They added the electoral committee's headquarter will be at the courts of appeal. Al-Gomhorreya: Third field army forces in Suez confiscated a container carrying radioactive and carcinogenic cranes from Japan and have been at the Ain el-Sokhna port since Thursday. The military council took a sample examine it in the military council's labs to verify the percentage of radiation. Chairman of Red Sea ports, Mohamed Abdel Kader Gaballah, reported against the navigation line Ever Green, which transferred the carcinogenic container carrying seven cranes and other endemic tools and equipments from Japan for the benefit of Air Ocean Line Company. Atomic Energy Commission's analysis proved the existence of a radioactive and carcinogenic crane that can harm any living creature. Ain Sokhna's ports' detectives stopped an attempt to smuggle 200,000 pieces of white weapons inside a container from China through one of the importing companies. There was information about one of the smugglers importing shipments from China, while trying to transfer and distribute it through Sokhna's port.
