Selected Opinion

By Robin Simcox – The Daily Beast – Enemies becoming friends is seemingly all the rage these days. First Cuba. Then Iran. Now, there are those arguing that al Qaeda must also be [...]

By Thomas L. Friedman – By The New York Times – From the minute Iran detected that the U.S. was unwilling to use its overwhelming military force to curtail Tehran’s nuclear program — [...]

By Eric Trager – The Washington Institute – The past two years have been the most violent and repressive in Egypt’s contemporary history. Ever since the country’s military responded [...]

By The Spectator – After plunging Syria into five years of a bloody civil war that has killed 300,000 and displaced 10 million, Bashar al-Assad is preparing for the endgame. He has been [...]

By Amy Hawthorne and Elissa Miller – The Atlantic Council – Both bills provide Egypt aid at the level requested by the Obama administration, but as in recent years, the Senate gives [...]

By 21 Wilberforce – Today, Asia’s family is pleading for her life, saying she is so weak that she can no longer walk because of intestinal bleeding.  In late June, as she marked six years [...]

The Wall Street Journal – The debate is raging over President Obama ’s nuclear deal with Iran, and Mr. Obama held a rare press conference Wednesday to say that “99% of the world community” [...]

By El-Sayed Yassin – Ahram Online –  After the people’s revolution by masses of Egyptians from all walks of life on 30 June, supported by the Armed Forces, against religious fascism [...]

By Robyn Creswell – The New York Times – In early 2011, Egypt seemed to be on the verge of a radical transformation. A popular uprising brought down the president and turned [...]

By The Middle East Forum – It has been 10 years since Islamist terrorists blew up buses and tube lines in the name of radical Islam, and despite the tightening of extremism laws, the marked [...]