The Freeing of U.S. Hostages Is More Cause for Alarm
There is no reason to reward Iran for freeing U.S. citizens it had unjustly imprisoned.
January 19, 2016
No more iron discipline.
Until a few years ago, the gradualist old guard of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood—the parent organization of Hamas and the precursor to al-Qaeda—was able to sideline both radicals who wanted to start an Islamic revolution immediately and so-called “reformists” urging cooperation with non-Islamists. But, write Eric Trager and Marina Shalabi, since the Brotherhood’s Mohammed Morsi was ousted from power in 2013, the organization has lost its cohesiveness (free registration required):
There is no reason to reward Iran for freeing U.S. citizens it had unjustly imprisoned.
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No more iron discipline.
Until a few years ago, the gradualist old guard of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood—the parent organization of Hamas and the precursor to al-Qaeda—was able to sideline both radicals who wanted to start an Islamic revolution immediately and so-called “reformists” urging cooperation with non-Islamists. But, write Eric Trager and Marina Shalabi, since the Brotherhood’s Mohammed Morsi was ousted from power in 2013, the organization has lost its cohesiveness (free registration required):
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