Tawfik Hamid
The missing factor in the war on terror
The world needs to listen to Sisi on IS
Does moderate Islam exist?
HRW report on Egypt is misleading
The report regarding the Rabaa incident in Egypt seems to be at best biased, unprofessional, and defective.
Stop Hamas from killing Palestinian civilians
Hamas's rejection of the cease-fire plan can only be regarded as intentional killing of the Palestinian people.
Will Qatar abandon the Muslim Brotherhood?
Currently the only Gulf country that openly supports the Muslim Brotherhood is Qatar. This has led the formerly mentioned Gulf countries to turn against Qatar to the extent that they recently withdrew their ambassadors from Qatar.
General Al-Sissi is the best man to lead Egypt
In the current political atmosphere in Egypt, General al-Sissi is the strong, rational man who can bring more stability to the country and the whole region.
A fresh constitution: A new reality on the Egyptian street
The latest referendum results in favor of the new Egyptian constitution are completely in line with the clearly observable shift in Egyptian society against the Muslim Brotherhood and political Islam.
Ten reasons for optimism in Egypt
Despite being still imperfect in some areas, the constitution is certainly a step forward, and is already vastly superior to the former Islamist constitution.
The Muslim Brotherhood's 'moderate' disguise
The Muslim Brotherhood is ready to accept certain moves that contradict their true ideological beliefs, as long as it enables them to reach their end goal in the long-run.
The future of Islam
It is important to be very clear that there is no middle ground between Islamism and modernity.
Fighting terrorism in 'Brainstan'
In the fight against terror, strategists have completely neglected to treat or even address the ideological and psychological foundations in the mind.
Is Egypt the next Algeria? Unlikely.
While some radical Islamists in Egypt may try to use violence and terrorism as a tactic, the magnitude of this phenomenon is likely to be miniscule compared to the situation in Algeria in the 1990s.
