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A civil uprising in Iran
It looks like a civil revolution is taking place in Iran, where the people are rising up against the regime of the Mad Mullahs. The courage, the sheer bravery of the Iranian citizens is awe-inspiring. They face arrest, torture and … Continue reading
After the revolution, what now for Egypt?
Post-coup in Egypt, we are left with the question of “what now?”. Has this quasi-coup been a good thing or a bad thing? Is it good for the Jews? And for the West too. Several people have attempted to answer … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, coup, Egypt, Mohammed Morsi, revolution
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Egypt’s instability undermining the revolution
Now that Mohammed Morsi has been deposed, it is worth considering the multiple problems besetting Egypt, and how they are going to influence Egypt’s recovery – or lack of it – and how they will affect the wider region. First, … Continue reading
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Tagged Arab Spring, coup, Egypt, Mohammed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, revolution
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Egypt – Mohammed Morsi deposed by the Army
The Egyptian Army’s threats to depose President Mohammed Morsi if he did not resign by Tuesday afternoon were carried out today, with the Army effectively deposing the President: Egypt’s armed forces overthrew elected Islamist President Mohamed Morsi on Wednesday and … Continue reading
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Tagged Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, army, coup, Egypt, Islamists, Mohammed Morsi, revolution
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A second Egyptian revolution?
Egypt appears to be on the verge of another revolution, or possibly even a civil war, as we read in this prescient report of Yisrael Hayom from Friday: Two and a half years have passed and the Egypt of today … Continue reading
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Tagged Cairo, demonstrations, Egypt, Mohammed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, revolution, Tahrir Square
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