Tag Archives: Egypt
Lebanon: Imam Musa Sadr
Posted on18. Nov, 2012 by Franklin Lamb.
Does Lebanon Really Want to Solve the Imam Musa Sadr Mystery? by FRANKLIN LAMB Cairo. “It is not too late to re-energize the moribund Sadr-Yaacoub-Badr Eddine inquiry employing proven and widely available investigative techniques. It’s a question of whether there exists the political will on the Lebanese side." Some former Gadaffi officials, among the hundreds [...]
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Secretary Clinton: Sleepless in Cairo With Zero Influence
Posted on17. Jul, 2012 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
“There was something huge brewing up, which Mrs. Clinton was not informed with, awaited her arrival” Dr. Ashraf Ezzat When president Obama visited Egypt in June 2009, and gave his famous and good for nothing speech for the Muslim world from the big reception hall at Cairo University, he and his team must have felt [...]
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Egypt’s Presidential Elections: A Revolution at the Crossroads(Video)
Posted on23. May, 2012 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
"A 15-minute-documentary that revisits the Egyptian uprising, the epic occupy Tahrir square and the toppling of a dictator and explores the arduous road to democracy and the daunting challenges that await the country after the upcoming presidential elections." Dr. Ashraf Ezzat It was not at all an easy job when I looked back at what [...]
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Democracy in the Middle East: Why the Islamists Win
Posted on29. Jan, 2012 by Lawrence Davidson.
An Analysis By Lawrence Davidson Part I – Two Democratic Elections There have now been two democratic elections in the Middle East as a consequence of the Arab Spring. One was in Tunisia in October 2011, and the recent staggered elections of December 2011-January 2012 for a lower house of parliament in Egypt. In both [...]
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The Arab Spring: Hello or Goodbye to Democracy?
Posted on24. Nov, 2011 by Alan Hart.
By Alan Hart Israeli democracy fades to black (the black of the blank screen at the end of a film). That was the headline over a recent article by Lawrence Davidson, an American professor of Middle East history. He argued that the suppression of the democratic rights of non- Jews in Israel is coming full [...]
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Mubarak In The Cage For The Wrong Charges
Posted on07. Aug, 2011 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
“Mubarak is a sellout, he has betrayed his country and his people and he should have appeared before a supreme court and charged with crimes of high treason” by Dr. Ashraf Ezzat Mubarak lying on a hospital bed behind the wire mesh of the defendants' cage in a Cairo court. In Egypt, the land of [...]
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Egypt: Picking Up The Remains of a Revolution
Posted on16. Jul, 2011 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
By Dr Ashraf Ezzat:
Being a military man, a former vice-president and surviving 6 assassination attempts, Mubarak knew for a fact that surviving as a head of a regime in the most volatile Middle Eastern spot had to rely on international support by the United States and the satisfaction of Israel but most importantly on an ironclad and loyal national security apparatus that would tighten his grip on the country.
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Third Intifada
Posted on14. May, 2011 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
By Dr Ashraf Ezzat:
According to a facebook page created by Arab and Palestinian activists, these Friday rallies at the Cairo’s iconic square are meant to, not only revive the popular support for the Palestinian cause but to officially launch Egyptian mass rallies toward Gaza, in a move that would encourage Palestinians in return to take to the streets and start their third intifada.
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THIRD PALESTINIAN INTIFADA: All Arabs to March on Israel on May 15th
Posted on27. Apr, 2011 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
“With those powerful political storms rolling up the Middle East, and with this unstoppable and unpredictable domino effect of popular uprisings, how long before we watch the Israeli domino piece fall down” “And if dictatorships are not tolerated in the Arab world anymore, why the Israeli quasi-dictatorship over the Palestinians should be any exception” Dr. [...]
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EVOLVING STORY: Israeli Ambassador Leaves Cairo
Posted on20. Apr, 2011 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
By Dr Ashraf Ezzat:
The minister of finance was not alone in these late accusations, by Mr. Netanyahu, of anti-Israeli hostile comments, Dr. Nabil el-Araby, the new Egyptian foreign minister, who while being interviewed on Egyptian TV lately, said that the peace treaty with Israel should not be taken for granted, and that the Egyptian side is absolutely entitled to revise its terms whenever needed
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