Morsi Will Claim Egypt’s Presidency on Saturday
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by News Editor
Times of Israel/AP – Egypt’s official news agency says the newly elected Islamist president will be sworn in Saturday before a high court.
Traditionally the president is sworn in before parliament, but the legislature was dissolved by order of the Supreme Constitutional Court, which invalidated parliamentary elections.
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