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Morsi: “I want Egyptians to rise against me”

Although Egyptian President Muhammad Morsi is currently trying to set himself up above the rule of law and the Constitution—specifically by trying to subordinate the two under his authority—it [...]

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“May God Have Paralyzed My Hand When I Voted for Morsi”

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi’s recent power grab appears to have cost him much popular support.  While this fact is evident in the mass protests going on in Egypt, other [...]

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Obama Abandons Arab Moderates

It would seem obvious that the United States has a great interest in seeing moderate forces prevail. Those forces — consisting often of groups that are liberal and secular, or moderate and [...]

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Egypt’s Embattled Christians Fear Exclusion Under New Islamist Constitution

The Christians of Egypt, amounting to approximately 10% of the population, have expressed growing despondency as to the nature of the draft constitution. Church leaders have found themselves [...]

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Morsi’s Egypt: More Power, More Persecution

Middle East analyst Theodore Shoebat’s concern is what Morsi’s power grab means for Egypt’s Christians. He references two regimes – one ancient, one modern – to illustrate what happens when [...]

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Clashes Break Out After Morsi Seizes New Power in Egypt

Mr. Morsi spoke to his supporters in front of the presidential palace here, imploring the public to trust his intentions as he cast himself as a protector of the revolution and a fledgling [...]

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Egypt’s President Morsi Takes Sweeping New Powers

The decree, issued a day after Morsi won international praise for fostering a cease-fire in Gaza, appears to leave few if any checks on his power. The president said all of the decisions he has [...]

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From Tahrir to Tel Aviv

In Egypt, some things, of course, stayed very much the same. The new Islamist president of Egypt, Mohamed Morsi, has not broken the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel, and he is not going to. [...]