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Tag Archives: Egypt
Syria, Iran, and Fear of Regional War
Friends, as the situation in Syria deteriorates, it is becoming more and more likely that a major confrontation between Israel and the Iranian and Hizballah forces fighting in Syria and Southern Lebanon will occur. An article in the Times of … Continue reading
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Tagged Egypt, Hizballah, Iran, Islamists, Israel, Jordan, Obama, Palestine, Palestinians, Rebels, State of the Union, Sudan, Syria, United States
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Why There May Be No Ceasefire
Today, leaders around the world called for Israel to avoid escalation of the conflict in Gaza as Israeli bombing raids continued and rockets poured forth from Gaza. As I noted in my articles over the past few days, this conflict … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, We Are For Israel, Operation Pillar of Defense
Tagged cease fire, Ceasefire, Egypt, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Pillar of Defense
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Here Endeth the Arab Spring
Here endeth the Arab Spring. Today, the Supreme Constitutional Court in Egypt dissolved Egypt’s parliament and the military for all intents and purposes has regained complete control over the nation. This was foreseen by those who were familiar with Egypt’s … Continue reading
Fallout from the “Arab Spring”
An IDF spokesperson said today that it would be irresponsible to suggest that the residents of Eilat can sleep peacefully at night. His remarks came in response to the deteriorating security conditions along Israel’s border with Egypt, which have led … Continue reading
Egypt’s Drift to Islam
First results coming out of the Egyptian elections indicate, as Middle Eastern political analysts had predicted, that the Islamic Brotherhood has taken some forty percent of the vote with the radical Salafi al-Nour party having won a further 20%. These … Continue reading
Egypt might be a Turkey
There are those out there who are afraid that the popular uprising in Egypt with the full support of the Muslim Brotherhood is a threat to turn Egypt into another Iran, a threat to turn Egypt into an anti-Western and … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Free Gaza Flotilla, Peace Negotiations, We Are For Israel
Tagged America, Egypt, Muslim Brotherhood, Peace Process, Turkey
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Kissinger was Wrong about Making Peace
Six months after his comments on the potential gassing of the Jews in the USSR, during the 1973 war, Kissinger, we now know, tried to sabotage Israel’s defense by arguing for delaying an airlift to aid Israel in order to make Egypt … Continue reading
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Tagged 1973, airlift, Egypt, Israel, Kissinger, Palestinians, peace
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