"Egyptian media reported Thursday that the government is preparing to deem the Muslim Brotherhood “a terrorist organization,” as pro-Morsi organizations sent out a call for protests to be held over the weekend," an article published by the Jerusalem Post reads.
"The Egyptian El-Watan newspaper, which tends to support the military and oppose the Muslim Brotherhood, reported that interim Prime Minister Hazem el-Beblawi discussed in a closed meeting with a number of ministers a detailed directive that declares the Brotherhood a terrorist organization," the article reads.
"The government blames the organization for violence and terrorism that has taken place since Mohamed Morsi was removed from power on July 3," the author of the article Ariel Ben Solomon writes.
