Tag: Morsi

Under Morsi’s leadership, minority rights for Jews and Christians within Egypt have plummeted.

Egyptians would probably be quite happy to have Mubarak back in power.

Egypt is like a car with ninety million problems, and to describe it as a 'total loss' is to understate the situation.

The Egyptian publication Al-Masry Al-Youm reports that the U.S. government has supplied five containers carrying 140,000 teargas canisters to Egypt's Interior Ministry. It further reports that this shipment...

Based on the Associated Press's definition, whom exactly can a reporter call an Islamist?

If the US cannot depend on its new “allies,” despite the supposed popularity of Obama and its policies in those places, then how can they be said to be allies at all?

The Egyptian regime doesn't want a war or even a high level of conflict at this time.

When Mein Kampf was published, many people thought it was just words. They were wrong.

We are going to be told often in the next two months that things are going to get better in Egypt. It's likely that they are going to get worse.

The American foreign policy error was to assume that the political grievances of the Arab Street could be appeased with democracy.

No, I'm not laughing...but come on, locusts? Egypt? Just before Passover?

This is all a tragedy for the poor victims in the Middle East and a farce for the well-paid, much-honored careerist opportunists and ideologues in the West.

In the version of events provided by Argo, it wasn't radical Islamists who stormed the U.S. embassy in Tehran, but the Iranian people as a whole.

According to former Mossad official Rafi Eitan, the Egyptian military was ready to announce that Ahmed Shafiq won elections, but the US pressured them to announce in favor of Morsi.

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The downfall of the Mubarak regime has been a great blessing for Hamas, which has since emerged as a major player in the Palestinian and regional arena.

The crisis in Port Said has exposed deep problems in Egypt's political system.

Dubai Police Chief has recently attempted to discredit the Brotherhood by alleging a nefarious allegiance to Israel and Jews.

In my 24 years of doing this beat for various publications, I've become convinced that we should add a special Holocaust Denial category to Health, Diplomacy, Finance, and Sports.

The army finally overtook the Port Said prison, the banks and the courts, to prevent their falling into the hands of rioters.

The US government will provide arms, money, and diplomatic support to a regime whose ruling forces openly evince hysterical antisemitism and call for genocide against Israel.

Peace will hold so long as the Egyptians believe that we are strong enough and well trained enough to defeat them again.

Perhaps our President should focus less on construction of apartments and homes and do something instead about the bombs and rockets that are killings tens of thousands of innocent Arabs.

The JewishPress.com was the first major English language Jewish/Israel news publication to have the story about the video.

What is the Obama Administration doing in the face of the imminent collapse of the largest and historically most important and powerful state in the Arab world, now ruled by an anti-Western and anti-Semitic radical Islamic regime?

But the next Quartet meeting will be held in Cairo, where president. Morsi has close ties with Hamas.

Freed of the military's oversight only in mid-2011, Erdoğan could win enough dictatorial power for him (or a successor) to achieve his dream and fully implement the Shari'a.

In the arid, forsaken and violent area that we live in, if you beg for peace you get a kick in the behind and thrown out of the arena.

The democratic opposition—like its counterparts in Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, and Iran—has learned that the United States will not help them.

In the Middle East, secular movements are more poorly funded and more naïve about how to operate politically than the Islamists.