Are New Middle East Peace Talks The Usual Pipe Dream?
My piece on the peace process between Palestine and Israel. Read the article here. As published on Aslan Media July 16, 2013
Tag Archives: Middle-East Politics
Democracy or Islam? The Struggles of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood
No one knows where Egypt is headed. As the first Muslim Brotherhood candidate, and democratically-elected President in Egypt, Mohammad Morsi must navigate the Egyptian political system to uphold the democratic […]
Navigating the Future of Relations between Iran and Egypt
Egypt is no longer beholden to any hegemonic power, which has created room for the reconstruction of relations between Egypt and Iran that has been all but non-existent since the […]
Bahrain: the Forgotten Arab Revolution
The United States has (for the most part) been on the right side of history during the Arab Spring. It didn’t take long for the U.S. to condemn and push […]
What does Occupy Wall Street and the Arab Spring have in common? A lot more than you’d think.
They’re disorganized. Unfocused. Kids who feel entitled. Where have we heard this from before? During the Arab Spring state government-run television sought to criminalize the youth who had taken to […]
Stop this! A Shia Muslim NOT willing to protect the Shia Government that is Assad [Blog4Syria]
A few hours ago, Turkish Authorities released a report detailing their interception of another shipment of arms from Iran, on its way to Syria. It’s unclear whether the final destination […]
