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Hassan Rowhani: A Honey Trap for Iran and the World?
Muslim Brotherhood
Iran’s Attempted Rapprochement with Egypt: Implications for Sunni-Shiite Relations
In the wake of the Arab Spring there is a closing of ranks in the Arab world along Sunni Islamic and less Arab-nationalist lines. Read More »
F-16s to the Muslim Brotherhood
The latest American crisis with Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood president, Muhammad Morsi, came out into the open on January 14, 2013, when the New York Times published a report on its front page that three years earlier he used blatantly anti-Semitic motifs for describing “Zionists” as “…bloodsuckers who attack the Palestinians, these warmongers, the descendants of apes and pigs.” Read More »
Sinai, the New Egypt, and the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty
The challenge posed by the evolving character of Sinai should be handled within the context of the Israel-Egypt peace treaty. Read More »
Intelligence Document Reveals Muslim Brotherhood Role in Egyptian Revolution
An official Egyptian intelligence document reveals the central Muslim Brotherhood role in the Egyptian revolution. Read More »
The Role of Hamas in the Formation of Global Jihadi Networks in Sinai
Egypt’s supreme interest is to alter the terms of the Camp David agreement and enable full Egyptian sovereignty over all of Sinai, including in the military domain. Read More »
Morsi’s Victory and Egypt’s Second Republic
Hamas in Gaza – an offshoot of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood – has high hopes, but it will soon be disappointed. Read More »
The West’s Embrace of the Muslim Brotherhood
For if the West continues down this course and uncritically embraces the Muslim Brotherhood, then it will be extremely unlikely that it will temper its confrontational political program in the future and become a more moderate movement as many in the West presently hope. Read More »
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 »
Where is The Muslim Brotherhood Headed?
The Muslim Brotherhood is increasingly at the center of a heated political controversy in the U.S.and among its Western allies. Foreign Affairs, an important weathervane of the U.S. foreign policy establishment, featured in its March-April issue an article by Robert S. Leiken and Steven Brooke arguing that the Muslim Brotherhood had become a moderate organization. Read More »