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20
Jun
2012

Dore Gold on Cavuto Fox News 2011

Click here to view Dore Gold discussing the Muslim Brotherhood with Neil Cavuto on Fox News  Read More »

20
Jun
2012

Where is The Muslim Brotherhood Headed?

What is the true face of the Muslim Brotherhood?  Read More »

20
Jun
2012

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood: In Their Own Words

Democracy Is Islam's Entryway to Power  Read More »

16
Apr
2012

The Challenge of the West’s Negotiations with Iran

It would be a cardinal error for Western diplomacy to focus only on the 20% stockpile.   Read More »

21
Mar
2012

Saudi Wahhabism Expands into Libya

The tension between the traditional Sufis and the Salafis has become a key divide in Libyan politics.  Read More »

20
Mar
2012

Egypt: ‘Islamocracy’ under Military Rule

Will Egypt's Islamists accept the military as the country's source of power and authority? Since the beginning of the revolution against Mubarak, the Muslim Brotherhood has avoided any direct confrontation with the military and has repeatedly sought dialog with it. Indeed, since the Brotherhood is focused on domestic policy, it should have no intrinsic problem accepting the fact that the military will decide on matters of national security and foreign policy, at least initially.  Read More »

5
Mar
2012

The New Egyptian Parliament Takes Aim at the Camp David Accords

The new Egyptian Parliament recently issued a statement undermining the 1979 peace accord.  Read More »

2
Mar
2012

Heading for War between the Two Sudans?

Since South Sudan seceded from Sudan in July 2011, there have been numerous clashes along their common border.   Read More »

8
Feb
2012

The New PA-Hamas Agreement: Opening the Gates to the Trojan Horse

The Hamas leaders are trying to implement the strategy of the Arab Spring in the Palestinian arena.

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6
Feb
2012

Is the Wind Turning in Favor of Assad?

The Baba Amro district of Homs may now become the turning point in battle between opposition forces and Assad’s regime.  Read More »

5
Feb
2012

A Year after the Revolution: Egypt and the U.S. Battle over Democracy

In a move former President Hosni Mubarak’s regime did not dare to make, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) ordered Egyptian soldiers and police to raid the offices of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Cairo on December 30, 2011. [...]  Read More »

8
Jan
2012

Is Libya Disintegrating as a State?

Libyan national army have stepped up their presence in Tripoli, urging regional militias to join their forces.  Read More »

18
Dec
2011

Is There an End in Sight to the Syrian Regime?

Events in Syria seem to have reached a stalemate. On the one hand, the regime is failing to quell the civilian rebellion against it, while on the other hand, the opposition to Bashar Assad cannot yet be seen as an [...]  Read More »

28
Nov
2011

A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: The Victory of the Islamist Justice and Development Party in Morocco

The Justice and Development Party (Hizb Al-Adala Wa At-tanmia), which is identified with the Muslim Brotherhood, has won the elections in Morocco held on 26 November 2011. The party won 107 of the 395 parliamentary seats. The party said in [...]  Read More »

22
Nov
2011

The “Free Syrian Army” Challenges Assad

The Free Syrian Army (FSA), the rebel force fighting Syria’s President Bashar Assad, has included “Raising the flag on Iwo Jima” – depicting the bravery of U.S. Marines in World War II – on its official Facebook page. This appears [...]  Read More »