Tag Archives: Egypt
The West’s self-styled “left” and our very own Ku Klux Klan
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Libya’s Islamist menace
Nureddin Sabir reviews a recent analysis which concludes that the Islamist threat from Libya, at the core of which is the Muslim Brotherhood, should be treated as top priority, especially by Egypt. Read more [...]
Accepting responsibility for our ills in the Arab world
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The die still to be cast for Egypt’s revolution
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Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood boasts about its terrorist activities
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Islamist killing in the name of Allah
With Islamists murdering Muslims and non-Muslims alike the world over, Nureddin Sabir examines the argument which warns against distinguishing between extremist and so-called “moderate” Islamists such as the Muslim Brotherhood. Read more [...]
The Islamists’ hijacking of Arab hope
Jamal Kanj argues that in swapping places with Dark Ages Europe, the contemporary Arab world is descending in darkness because religionists are consumed with peripheral practices rather than seeking democracy and knowledge. Read more [...]
Egyptians tell Israel to stuff its holocaust award
A member of the family of the first Read more [...]
Egypt, orientalism and media simplicity
Nureddin Sabir highlights an enlightening analysis by writer and broadcaster Magdi Abdelhadi which examines the reasons behind Western official and media bias in favour of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood cult. Read more [...]
Egypt’s destruction of Gaza’s tunnels
Egypt’s closure of the tunnels between Sinai and Gaza has nothing to do with the Israeli siege but is the result of rogue Islamists in Gaza smuggling arms to jihadists in Sinai. Read more [...]
