Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood asset freezes'

Egypt's public prosecutor on Sunday as part of an investigation into deadly violence on the top 14 from Islamists ordered the freezing of assets, court sources said.
Order by Hisham Barakat Group General Guide Mohammad Badie, and former Gamaa Islamiya militant factions, including Islamists and other groups nine to five Brotherhood leaders, affects, sources said.
Investigation in which 53 people were killed in clashes in Cairo last Monday, 3 July, including Islamist military's ouster of President Mohammad Morsi is related to the four cases.