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Tag Archives: Sisi
Brushing Aside Media Criticism, Egypt’s Sisi Preaches Tolerance
MIDDLE EAST FORUM by Raymond Ibrahim January 13, 2015 Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi continues to be the antithesis of longstanding mainstream media portrayals of him. First there was his historic speech where he, leader of the largest Arab nation, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Egypt, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Islam, Sisi, St. Mark Coptic Cathedral
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Egyptian TV Announcer Calls for Destruction of Hamas; Al-Ahram Columnist Thanks Netanyahu
ALGEMEINER by Dave Bender July 13, 2014 Officials and public figures in Egypt are beginning to call for Israel and Egypt to wipe out Hamas in the Gaza Strip, which some are calling the “armed branch of the Muslim Brotherhood … Continue reading
Egypt’s Sisi vows tough line to bring security
BBC June 8, 2014 Ex-army chief Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has vowed to to tackle “terrorism” and bring security, after being sworn in as Egypt’s new president. He said his election after a landslide win in May was “a historic moment”, … Continue reading
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Tagged Egypt, Mohammed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, Sisi
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The Muslim Brotherhood Thinks It’s Winning Again, the dangerous delusions that will determine Egypt’s future
THE NEW REPUBLIC by Eric Trager May 19, 2014 Since the uprising-cum-coup that ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi last summer, Washington has encouraged the Muslim Brotherhood and the military-backed government to pursue “reconciliation.” Nearly a year later, however, neither side appears … Continue reading
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Tagged Egypt, Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, Sisi
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