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Egyptian Court Detains Four Christians for Muslim Attack on Their Holiest Cathedral

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In the wake of the attack on Coptic Christians attending a funeral at St. Mark’s Cathedral in Cairo, an Egyptian Oppositions Court judge decided that four Christians should remain in detention for 15 days pending an investigation into who participated

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Tagged with: anti-Christian, , Riots, St. Marks
Posted in B4, Middle East, Terrorism

Egyptians Take to the Streets (Again) to Protest Developing Ties with Iran

Lest we forget where the rolling Arab revolutions began, since January 25, 2011 Egypt has devolved into a country ruled by the Muslim Brotherhood but at war with itself. Chaos continues in the streets, women risk assault whenever they leave

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Tagged with: Arab Spring, , Mohammed Morsi, Salafi, Shi'ah, Sunni
Posted in Middle East

$450 Million for Egypt? America is Betting on the Wrong Horse

As the situation in Egypt continues to deteriorate, the US continues to support the Muslim Brotherhood-backed government, even as  the Brotherhood continues to drive the country in a downward spiral.  The foolishness of our foreign policy is seemingly endless.  That

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Tagged with: , , Muslim Brotherhood
Posted in A1, Flashpoint, Middle East

Dr. Mordechai Kedar Gives Advice to Western Leaders: Don’t Come Visit the Middle East

While speaking to American diplomats during his current tour, American Secretary of State John Kerry “created” a new state: Kyrzakhstan. Apparently he confused Kyrgyzstan with Kazakhstan. This slip of the tongue is more proof that those who hold key positions

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Tagged with: America, , Israel, John Kerry, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kyrzakhstan
Posted in Middle East, US

Book Review: Benghazi: The Definitive Report

When the first reports of the new book “Benghazi:  The Definitive Report” first came out last week, we did not review it because we had not yet had our own opportunity to read it, and our first purchase from Amazon

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Tagged with: 5th column, 9-11, AFPAK, al Nusra, al Qaeda, Arab Spring, , Benghazi attack, Chuck Hagel, CIA, corruption, david petraeus, DEFENCE, , Elections 2012, , Islam, Islamic Jihad, Islamism, Israel, , Libya Lynching, Muslim Brotherhood, national security council, NWO, Obama, politics, Post America, SOFREP, SOFREP | Tagged Syria, terror attacks, US Constitution, War on Terror, whistle blowers
Posted in Middle East, Terrorism, US, World

Guest Column: Mordechai Kedar: The Systemic Collapse of Egypt

The Egyptian flag is red, white and black  with an eagle in the center.  Until quite recently, this flag has been a symbol of national consensus symbolizing that all citizens of Egypt, without regard to their political orientation, are sheltered

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Tagged with: Bar Ilan, Dr. Mordechai Kedar,
Posted in Flashpoint, Middle East

BREAKING NEWS: Egyptians Plan “Last Warning” Protests for Tomorrow Afternoon

A new round of popular Egyptian protests planned for tomorrow afternoon, February 1,  following prayer, has been dubbed “Last Warning” and is meant to send a strong message to President Morsi’s government. Violent protests broke out throughout Egypt earlier this

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Tagged with: , , National Emergency, Riots
Posted in Flashpoint, Middle East

NY Times Takes a Hard Look at President Morsi’s Anti-Semitism

When Mohamed Morsi became Egypt’s president in June, he rose, unknown and untested, from the Muslim Brotherhood to the leader of the most important Arab country. He has made missteps and some truly alarming decisions, but there was still reason

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Tagged with: apes and pigs, , Israel, Jews,
Posted in Middle East

Egyptian Court Orders New Trial for Mubarak

An Egyptian court has accepted an appeal by ousted president Hosni Mubarak and his former interior minister Habib el-Adly, allowing them to be retried over the killings of protesters in the 2011 uprising. Judge Ahmed Ali Abdelrahman told the court

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Tagged with: , Egyptian court, Mubarak
Posted in Breaking News, Middle East

Anti-tank Missiles, Guns, and Ammo Found in Egypt’s Northern Sinai

Egyptian security forces found anti-tank missiles in a warehouse in Egypt’s northern Sinai on Friday, in a region south of Arish city. The cache included about 30 anti-aircraft missiles, 3,000 bullets and at least five boxes of weapons including handguns and

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Tagged with: , Israel, missiles, Sinai
Posted in Middle East, Terrorism