Buses will move from New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, South Carolina and North Carolina. Many people will come directly by private transport to the gathering point in front of the White House.

For information please contact: –

Magdi Khalil (General Coordinator): 202-725-3091

Ahmed Sobhy Mansour: 703-962-0874

Atef Yacoub: 703-655-1700

Ghada Badrawi: 571-501-9885

Adel Kobeish: 703-282-4729

Ahmed Fathy: 646-284-7839

Armia Lawandy: (South Jersey) 856-786-3519

Tawfiq Dawood: 571-426-2969

Maher Khalil (East Brunswick): 732-672-0028

Adel Kelada (Brooklyn): 347-740-2430

Ayman Hosni (Staten Island): 718-687-7278

Najwa Hanna (Connecticut): 860-691-2564

Magdy Doss (Long Island): 646-734-6940

Mounir Daoud (Jersey City): 201-424-1001

Nabil Boles (Maryland): 410-900-4544

Background

– The Muslim Brotherhood has a long history of violence, which they, and their allies, try to sweep under the rug. This goes back to the Cairo Fire on Jan. 26, 1952, where they burned 700 foundations and hotels killing 49 Egyptians and 9 foreigners.

– On January 28, 2011 Brotherhood militias stormed 99 police stations and 6 prisons across Egypt, and helped evade 23,000 prisoners, including Mohamed Morsi and several Hamas and Hezbollah criminals, and seized 2472 pieces of weapons after killing 32 officers. They vandalized dozens of establishments and killed dozens of Egyptians.

– On August 14, 2013, the Brotherhood militias killed 43 police officers and hundreds of Egyptians, and set ablaze dozens of churches and Christian and public institutions, in order to burn and topple Egypt.