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Tag Archives: Mubarak
Is Egypt coming to terms with its ingrained anti-Semitism?
AMERICAN THINKER Egyptian TV admits Islam has no ties to Jerusalem by Karin McQuillan December 19, 2015 Egyptian TV has been infamous for decades for its Arab-Nazi programming. Every Egyptian leader from Nasser through Sadat to Mubarak has enshrined Nazi Jew-hatred in … Continue reading →
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Sisi is not Mubarak
JERUSALEM POST by Caroline Glick December 3, 2014 The Egyptian court’s decision last Saturday to acquit former president Hosni Mubarak, his sons and associates of all remaining charges against them caused most commentators to proclaim that current Egyptian President Abdel … Continue reading →
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