Concerned about a spike in anti-Israeli sentiment, Israel has pushed the US to pressure Egypt's ruling military council to delay parliamentary and presidential elections, writes Saleh Al-Naami in Gaza

Both Cairo and Tel Aviv are trying to contain the worst crisis in their relations since signing the 1979 peace treaty. Whether they will succeed is uncertain, reports Doaa El-Bey

Egypt's relations with its close Gulf allies have changed since the country's 25 January Revolution, reports Dina Ezzat

Was there more to the violence that erupted in Cairo last Friday than meets the eye, wonders Khaled Dawoud

Over 18 days Egyptians staged a perfectly orchestrated revolution, ousting a tyrannical regime that had ruled for more than three decades. Now it is passing through a bottleneck that will decide the country's future for years to come, writes Jailan Halawi

Gamal Essam El-Din reports on the trials of ousted president Hosni Mubarak and 25 of his former henchmen

The question of who should draft the new judiciary law has split judges, reports Mona El-Nahhas

A government ban on issuing licences for new satellite channels has provoked a mixed bag of reactions, reports Reem Leila

Amani Maged looks at the balance sheet for the Islamists following their refusal to participate in last Friday's demonstrations

Once a beacon of liberalism, the Wafd has entered into an alliance with the Muslim Brotherhood that threatens to tear the party apart, reports Mohamed Abdel-Baky

The country's political forces have been trying to distance themselves from last Friday's protests, looking for other ways to influence the country's future direction, reports Mohamed Abdel-Baky

Doaa El-Bey listened to members of the Syrian opposition in Cairo

The avid and sometimes violent football fans have taken their show from stadiums to streets, as well as making an appearance on the political scene, Inas Mazhar reports

Nubia's remake is a splash in Lake Nasser, notes Gamal Nkrumah

The anger vented by university professors is threatening to explode, reports Reem Leila

Copts seeking the right to divorce and remarry are gathering in front of the Ministry of Justice today in order to present their collective resignation from the Coptic Orthodox Church, reports Rasha Sadek