Posts Tagged: muslim brotherhood
Obama Intensifies Pressure On PM
The enthusiastic response from Congress and the American people vindicated Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's dignified refusal to kowtow to President Obama's unexpected attempt to impose...
Brotherhood Assurances Not Backed by Track Record
Following a major split in the Muslim Brotherhood over elections, reports are emerging that the Brotherhood is much closer to its affiliate political party than...
Scholarship, Advocacy, and Antisemitism at Yale
On June 19, 2011, Yale University announced a new program: the "Yale Program for the Study of Anti-Semitism"(YPSA). Maurice Samuels from the Department...
Al-Qaeda’s Zawahiri, Bigger Threat Than Osama?
Now that Ayman Zawahiri has assumed leadership of al-Qaeda, it is important to end the widespread perception that he is a dour intellectual who is...
The Road To Hamas Acceptance
Since their founding in the early 1990's the Hamas Islamic Organization, has been labeled as a terror group by countries around the world....
US-Israel Relations: Interview with Gil Hoffman
Interview with Gil Hoffman, Chief Political Correspondent for the Jerusalem Post by David Bratslavsky Gil Hoffman is the chief political correspondent and analyst for The Jerusalem Post....
New Regimes Might Mean Disaster for the U.S. and Israel
To some, the "populist" protests in Egypt, Libya and many other Arab nations and the toppling of dictators is a sign of Muslims expressing their...
Palin Doctrine Emerges as Arab League Echoes Her Demarche on Libya
The call by the Arab League for Western military intervention in an Arab state — in this case asking that a UN "no-fly zone" be...
Can Another Arab-Israeli Conflict Be Avoided?
Probably the most shocking development following the Egyptian turmoil was the speed with which various American liberals had pronounced their indifference to the future of...
Final Thoughts on What Egypt Will Mean for the US, Israel
Rebel forces have taken over a number of cities in Libya as Muammar Gaddafi declares "my people love me." Whatever the outcome of these...
How to Make Egypt Safe for Democracy
Hosni Mubarak's resignation as president of Egypt, after thirty years of authoritarian rule, is a major seismic event in the unstable Middle East. Although not...
Not Worrying About Egypt
Sitting in Jerusalem, it only makes sense that over the past month I have been keeping one eye focused due south towards Egypt, watching an...
Beware the Muslim Brotherhood
Is the U.S. performing a service to human rights and democracy in responding to the unrest in Egypt by seeking a change of regime in...
Rage Against the Mubarak Machine
The world is closely observing the images of chaos streaming from Egypt. Reactions differ from those that are excited and heartened at the prospects of a...
