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Between admiration and cynicism: Mixed opinions of the Egyptian revolution in Israel
While many Israeli media reports praise the crowds who led (to) the overthrow of Mohammed Morsi, conservative writers continue to view the Arab Spring with skepticism | The common view is that the regional turmoil relieves some of the pressure on Israel over the Palestinian issue. In the morning following the overthrow of Egypt’s Mohammed…
By
Noam Sheizaf
July 4, 2013
WATCH: Egyptian journalist urges Israelis in Hebrew: Stand up to ‘Bibi and Lapid’
Israel’s Channel 10 news anchor Guy Zohar interviewed Egyptian journalist and political activist Heba Abo Seif live from Tahrir Square on Tuesday. Abu Saif, who spoke excellent Hebrew, assured Zohar that the military stands behind the Egyptian nation, and urged the Israeli people to stand up to their own government. She specifically references “Bibi and…
By
Mairav Zonszein
July 3, 2013
Postcards from Tahrir: ‘No freedom, bread or social justice’
As Egypt’s currency continues to fall and the IMF strings for a bailout package that will end fuel and food subsides, popular anger has turned on the country’s first democratically elected president. Now, out on the streets of Cairo, protesters are being confronted by the same forces they fought in order to overthrow Mubarak in 2011.…
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January 31, 2013
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Are Israelis Middle Eastern?
How foreign to the Martian soil is the NASA vessel that just landed there? About as foreign as Israel considers itself to be from the Middle East at large. At least this is the sense one gets recently from observing our inner discourse over the events in Egypt, Tunisia and elsewhere. Most of the talk…
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Yuval Ben-Ami
February 7, 2011
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