Regime change in Egypt further tangles political ties with IsraelMany in Israel fear the rise of Islamist rule, but the longstanding peace treaty between the two countries is strong. Egyptian protesters try to dismantle and climb over a concrete wall in front of the Israeli Embassy in Cairo last year. Mohamed Omar / EPA Late last August, the aftershocks of the Egyptian uprising reached the Israeli
The election of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohammed el-Morsi as President of Egypt, following the electoral victory of Tunisia’s Ennahda Party, has sharpened the world’s focus on the role of Islamist movements in a rapidly changing Middle East. The turn from an "Arab Spring" to an "Islamist Summer (and/or Winter)", as pessimists warn gloomily that the overthrowing of dictators is only empowering a n
The Arab world has never seen anything quite like Sunday’s excruciatingly delayed announcement that the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohammed el-Morsi had won Egypt’s presidential election. The enormous outburst of enthusiasm in Tahrir after Morsi’s victory was announced — and the rapid resurgence of Egypt’s stock exchange — suggests how narrowly Egypt escaped the complete collapse of its political proces
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