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Tag Archives: Egypt
Israel Reopens Cairo Embassy 4 Years After Protesters’ Siege
NEW YORK TIMES by Jared Malsin September 9, 2015 Israel reopened an embassy in Cairo on Wednesday, four years to the day after the previous embassy was stormed by demonstrators during the aftermath of the popular uprising that ousted President … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Egypt, Mohamed Morsi
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While women overseas face true oppression, Western feminists dream up petty hashtags
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH by Christina Hoff Sommers August 25, 2015 In August 2014, 12 members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard charged into 28-year-old artist Atena Farghadani’s house, blindfolded her, and took her to prison. She had posted a satirical cartoon on Facebook … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Atena Farghadani, Cambodia, Egypt, Feminism, Iran, Yemen
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Israel’s enemies already know they will lose
JERUSALEM POST by Yishai Fleisher July 20, 2015 If their goal to limit all of our strikes to a mere “proportional response” – we must hit them with overwhelming force which leaves no one guessing as to who is the … Continue reading
Egyptian TV stages mock Israeli ‘execution’ in sick Ramadan prank
TIMES OF ISRAEL by Judah Ari Gross June 30, 2015 In a vile prank conducted by an Egyptian television station, a well-known Syrian singer was taken on a pleasure cruise off the Egyptian coast, and then arrested by purported Israeli … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Jewish
Tagged Al-Hayat TV, Bassem Yakhour, Egypt, Sharm el-Sheikh
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In new Egyptian Ramadan drama, Jews are the good guys
TIMES OF ISRAEL by Elhanan Miller June 4, 2015 In change of tone that reflects current anti-Brotherhood zeitgeist, soap opera ‘Jewish Quarter’ longs for the days when Jews, Muslims and Christians lived together harmoniously in Cairo Egyptian soap operas, produced … Continue reading
Egyptian Historian: Normalize Relations With Israel, Ditch Palestinian Cause
ALGEMEINER JNS.ORG June 2, 2015 Prominent Egyptian historian Maged Farag has called for his country to normalize relations with Israel and to ditch support for the Palestinian cause, which he said has caused “nothing but harm” for Egypt. According to a report … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East
Tagged Egypt, Maged Farag, MEMRI, Palestinian Authority, Palestinians
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Popular Egyptian TV host urges Israel to attack Iran
HOT AIR by Noah Rothman April 16, 2015 The Obama administration has so effectively alienated the Arab World’s Sunni Muslim regimes in states like Egypt and Saudi Arabia that they are turning to Israel to see their interests looked after. … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Egypt, Faraeen, Gateway Pundit, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Tawfik Okasha
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