Tikvah

Egypt

Latest Mosaic Content for Egypt

  1. Observations ·

    How Israel’s Former Allies Became Its Foremost Enemies, and Vice Versa

    By Emmanuel Navon

    Where Israel once aligned with Turkey and Iran against the Arab states, it now finds itself aligned with those former enemies against Turkey and Iran.

    How Israel’s Former Allies Became Its Foremost Enemies, and Vice Versa
  2. Via Maris ·

    Why the Arab Spring Failed, and the Hopes Its Failure Seeded

    By Hussein Aboubakr Mansour

    Despite many real disappointments, the turmoil of the past decade has also revealed signs of promise in the Middle East.

    Why the Arab Spring Failed, and the Hopes Its Failure Seeded
  3. Response ·

    Where We See Gaza in Ten Years

    By Amos Yadlin and Ari Heistein

    There are four possibilities for the Gaza Strip's future, from continued decline to Egypt stepping in. Which is most likely?

    Where We See Gaza in Ten Years
  4. Response ·

    What Egypt Wants In Gaza

    By Haisam Hassanein

    As long as Gaza is a problem for Israel, Egypt can play an important role as a mediator, prove its usefulness as an ally to the U.S., and avoid its slide into irrelevance.

    What Egypt Wants In Gaza
  5. Response ·

    Has a Golden Age of Sunni Cooperation Dawned?

    By Amos Yadlin

    The Arab Spring has damaged non-Sunnis as much as Sunnis; to the latter, it has actually brought a newfound convergence.

    Has a Golden Age of Sunni Cooperation Dawned?
  6. Response ·

    Objects in Mirror Appear Larger Than They Are

    By Ofir Haivry

    How long before the "strong" Arab states of the Middle East follow Syria, Iraq, and Libya into chaos?

    Objects in Mirror Appear Larger Than They Are
  7. Response ·

    Beware an Alliance of the Weak

    By Martin Kramer

    Even in a region that is unfree, Israel has shown that it can maintain liberty. There is no substitute for independent power.

    Beware an Alliance of the Weak
  8. Observations ·

    Surrendering Liberty in Sodom

    By Jeremy England and Daniel Kaganovich

    The Torah’s problem with trying to lead a quiet, comfortable life.

    Surrendering Liberty in Sodom