Zvi Mazel

Would a long-term truce with Hamas be compatible with the interests of Israel, Egypt and Hamas, ensnared in the web of their common borders?

Turkey has been a valued member of NATO for 67 years because of its geostrategic position between Europe and Asia, it being part of the Middle East and the Muslim world and its proven military might.

In November 2016, an agreement was signed between the IMF and Egypt providing for a $12 billion loan to be delivered in five steps in the course of three years.

In all likelihood Egyptian authorities had feared that the Muslim Brothers and their followers would foment riots and had decided to limit media reports to a minimum.

The Brotherhood, it was said by some, would seize the opportunity to renew its attacks on the regime of President Sisi.

In surprise twist, radical Saudi preacher apologizes for his movement’s past and hails the crown prince’s reforms.

Egypt might be withdrawing from the planned Middle East defense alliance with US backing, known as the “Arab NATO.”

US President Donald Trump’s decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty on the Golan, published a scant few days before the summit, shows what little regard he has for meeting Arab heads of state.

Reflections from the Egyptian ambassador and Foreign Ministry veteran, who saw it all unfold

According to article 140, presidents were to be elected for a four-year term and could be reelected for only one more term as is in the case in the United States.