Most Clicked This Week
- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
- “If Qatar really wanted to end the Gaza war, it could have done so long ago. Qatar could have issued an ultimatum to the Hamas leaders in Doha to release all the Israeli hostages kidnapped on October 7, disarm, and then cede political and military control of the Gaza Strip"
- “Even those who listen to the white nationalist Nick Fuente support Israel by a one-point margin, 38 to 37 percent”
- Lappin: “U.S. Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff's ties to Gulf state businesses raise increasing concerns about his role in proposed ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel”
- Thank God for the Atom Bomb
- “Nevergreen” has connections to Franz Kafka’s "The Trial" since J, like the accused in the Kafka novel, has no idea exactly what he has done wrong when first accused and there appears to be nothing he can do to clear his name, or just get on with his life”
- ArchitectGuy at the Goodman: "Disgraced" explores the "self-hating" Muslim
- “Eric Levine said Witkoff ‘should do the honorable thing and resign’ and ‘failing that, he should be summarily fired”
Tag Archives: Egypt
Egypt prepares to destroy 1,200 homes for Rafah border zone
From a reader: Israel elicits global condemnation for building a few dozen homes in Jerusalem, but the world is silent as Egypt is set to destroy 1200 Palestinian homes MA’AN NEWS AGENCY by Staff December 29, 2014 An Egyptian committee … Continue reading
Erdogan’s Egyptian Nightmare
GATESTONE by Burak Bekdil December 30, 2014 …..In its immediate vicinity, Turkey does not have diplomatic relations with three countries — Armenia, Cyprus and Syria — and has deeply problematic diplomatic relations with two countries: Israel and Egypt. This situation … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East
Tagged Egypt, Emir of Qatar, General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey
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Condemnations and Double Standards
FRONT PAGE MAG by Ari Lieberman November 18, 2014 Let us engage in a brief thought experiment. Imagine three US service members disembarking off their ship docked in the Israeli port of Haifa. They paint the town but are suddenly … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Ben Rhodes, Egypt, Gaza, Jen Psaki, John Kerry, Rafah, Turkey, US State Department
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Egypt begins work on Gaza buffer zone
TIMES OF ISRAEL by AFP October 29, 2014 Official says move, which entails demolition of hundreds of homes, is ‘vital for national security’ Egypt began setting up a buffer zone along its border with Gaza Wednesday to prevent militant infiltration … Continue reading
ISIS Has Almost No Popular Support in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, or Lebanon
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE by David Pollock October 14, 2014 New polls show that the group has curried little favor in key countries, but the nuances behind the numbers have important implications for U.S. policy toward Syria, Iran, and other actors. How … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Egypt, ISIS, Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia
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Israel’s Bright Future
FRONT PAGE MAG by Joseph Puder October 8, 2014 A new year is generally a time to assess the past and consider the future. The year 5775 (in the Jewish calendar) is no different. A look back at this past … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East
Tagged 5775, Al-Nusra, Egypt, Hamas, Israel, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Saudi Arabia, Syria
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Understanding the Israeli-Egyptian-Saudi alliance
JERUSALEM POST by Caroline Glick August 21, 2014 Hamas’s war with Israel is not a stand-alone event. It is happening in the context of the vast changes that are casting asunder old patterns of behavior and strategic understandings as actors … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Caroline Glick, Egypt, Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey
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