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A War Israel Is Ill Equipped to Fight

Feb 15, 2011

Israel watches as one Arab ally after another begins its death spasms.

Is Egypt’s New Military Leadership Just Coup d’Etat Light?

Is Egypt’s New Military Leadership Just Coup d’Etat Light?

Feb 14, 2011

How will the pro-democracy movement respond if the military subverts the revolution?

Egypt Has Already Experienced Islamic Rule — and Found It Wanting

Feb 14, 2011

In part, Egyptians were protesting against President Mubarak’s form of Islam.

Egyptian Protesters Dared to Stand on the “Edge of Chaos”

Egyptian Protesters Dared to Stand on the “Edge of Chaos”

Feb 14, 2011

The Egyptian revolution was no “black swan” — if Washington were schooled in the latest thinking, it would have anticipated it sooner.

What Does It Feel Like to Break Bread With a Murderer Slash Torturer?

What Does It Feel Like to Break Bread With a Murderer Slash Torturer?

Feb 14, 2011

Were Secretary of State Clinton and President Obama on the same page vis a vis Egypt?

It’s Not Our Values They Hate, It’s Our . . .

Feb 13, 2011

The United States often acts like it has the patent on democracy.

Ordinary Egyptians Have Little to Show for U.S. Military Aid to Egypt

Ordinary Egyptians Have Little to Show for U.S. Military Aid to Egypt

Feb 13, 2011

They have seen little practical benefit from their country’s alleged friendship with the United States.

Emphasis on Social Networks Does a Disservice to Egyptian Protesters

Feb 12, 2011

Egypt has a rich tradition of humanitarianism.

Tahrir Square a Product, in Part, of the Perversion of Microcredit

Feb 12, 2011

Microcredit begets loan sharking which begat Tahrir Square.

The Egyptian Protests Are a Many Constituencied Thing

Feb 11, 2011

Organizing protests and institutionalizing their gains require two different skill sets.

The Egyptian Army: Make Money, Not War

Feb 11, 2011

Constrained from war by the Camp David accord, the Egyptian army lords it over the economy instead.

WikiLeaks: Just in Case You Were Concerned, Suleiman “Not Squeamish” About Torture

WikiLeaks: Just in Case You Were Concerned, Suleiman “Not Squeamish” About Torture

Feb 10, 2011

A lack of qualms about torture once helped recommend new Egyptian Vice President Omar Suleiman to the CIA.

Washington’s Support for Another Military Leader in Egypt Will Only Firm up Protesters’ Resolve

Washington’s Support for Another Military Leader in Egypt Will Only Firm up Protesters’ Resolve

Feb 9, 2011

Washington’s idea of stability will only sow more instability.

Egypt Protests Signal an End to the Post-9/11 Era

Feb 8, 2011

The Multitude at work.

U.S. Middle-East Policy: “See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil — Just Practice It, Then Act Surprised”

U.S. Middle-East Policy: “See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil — Just Practice It, Then Act Surprised”

Feb 7, 2011

It is not only Mubarak’s regime which has been discredited, but 32 years of U.S. support.

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