The Egyptian revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak had particular resonance in Israel. The country lost one of its closest allies in the region, and a loyal partner in security and now with the Muslim Brotherhood poised to make great gains in the elections, Israel's long-standing peace treaty with Egypt is again coming into question. Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley reports from Sinai.
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The young generation led Egypt's revolution and make up a disproportionately large part of the society. Though many are unemployed, they're at the forefront of most candidates' campaigns to drum up support. Jamal Elshayyal say down with a group of them to listen to what they had to say about the election, as well as their hopes and aspirations for tomorrow's Egypt.
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Can the growing rift between Egypt two most powerful forces -- the military leaders and the Muslim Brotherhood - threaten to further divide the country and thwart efforts to achieve democracy? Guests: Sameh Seif el-Yizal, Nader Omran, Omar Ashour.
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In Tanta, a city of more than 400000 in the heart of Egypt's lush Nile Delta, post-revolution politics still largely depends on personal relationships and solving local problems, rather than ideology. Young revolutionary independents face an uphill battle with little money and organization behind them. Amal Abdoul Yazid, who has run unsuccessfully for parliament five times as an independent, has now joined with the 92-year-old Wafd Party, one of Egypt's longstanding if often co-opted opposition groups. Yazid, a former district council member, is hitting the streets in and around Tanta to remind potential voters of her campaign. But like all the others, she'll convince the community she can solve their problems. People are used to decades of rule by the ousted regime's National Democratic Party, and outside of Cairo and Alexandria, the concept of political pluralism is novel. In Tanta, where much of the population farms for a living, they have a diminishing Nile and old, broken agricultural policies with which to contend. Al Jazeera's Jane Arraf reports from Tanta.
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With parliamentary elections a month away, Egypt's political parties are threatening a boycott of the November ballot. Saying they cannot trust the ruling military council, the parties are once again calling for an end to the nation's 30-year-old emergency law. In addition, they are demanding that members of ousted president Hosni Mubarak's dissolved party be banned from running. Al Jazeera's Rawya Rageh reports from Cairo.
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The revolutionary chants on the streets of Egypt have resonated around the world, but with a popular uprising without a clear direction and an unpopular leader refusing to concede, Egypt's future hangs in the balance. Riz Khan talks to Muslim scholar Tariq Ramadan and Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek about the power of popular dissent, the limits of peaceful protest and the future of Egyptian politics.
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Egypt is in shock after yet another act of violence on Thursday, this time deaths in a football stadium. But was this a spontaneous act of football hooliganism, or an organised criminal conspiracy? Guests: Wael Abbas and Sameh Al-Anani.
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Violent clashes between protesters and security forces continued Tuesday in central Cairo, but the country\'s military rulers appeared to give ground on political reforms. Jeffrey Brown discusses what\'s next for Egypt\'s \"unfinished revolution\" with Mervat Hatem of Howard University.
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Mohamed Ibrahim Soliman, Egypt's former Housing Minister, has been arrested on corruption allegations, becoming the latest member of the former Mubarak government to be detained over allegations regarding deals worth billions of dollars. Much less publicised in Egypt, however, are the cases of political activists who have been detained since the fall of Hosni Mubarak. Many have been charged with spreading "false information" and insulting the country's powerful military, which currently controls the state. Al Jazeera's Zeina Khodr reports on one such case from Cairo.
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The Institute of Politics presents a conversation on the recent developments in Tunisia Egypt and Lebanon with speakers Rami Khouri, Tarek Masoud, Roger Owen, Malika Zeghal
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Egyptians have ignored calls for a nationwide strike on Sunday. This has been attributed to heavy security with threats of harsh punishment against striking employees and the pre-emptive 30 per cent increase in wages by President Mubarak four days ago. Inside Story asks if Egyptians tend to stay out of politics as long as there is food on the table or if they feel intimidated by the state.
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Video showing how all the "elites and leaders" of today are really nothing more than the typical dynastic bloodlines that have always ruled throughout history. In this case though, there is much more to them than simply a line of kings. Their power and authority to rule literally comes from Satan himself who is currently the ruler of this planet and it's systems of government, corrupt laws, philosophies and more. Their ancestors literally made deals with the "gods", really fallen angels long ago. They got to rule while the mentally and morally corrupt fallen angels got worship, obedience and humans to help them in their plan to deceive, control and eventually destroy the rest of the world...but not till just before Christs return. After the children of Israel were first taken captive by the Babylonians and Assyrians ending in 600BC, they were allowed to eventually released and migrated north and west into what is now the UK and from there to the US History also shows that the ancient Pharaohs of Egypt did not just disappear after Egypt was no longer a world power. They also migrated north and west, literally FOLLOWING the Children of Israel as they settled new countries and territories and seeking to once again enslave them via any and all methods possible. Today this has principally been done via economics and politics, but more and more by going back to literal slavery. Remember that when Israel first left Egypt, Pharaoh had changed his mind and wanted them back. The ...
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With Hosni Mubarak's health now being examined under a microscope, people fear his illness or death could leave a power vacuum. With no vice-president, no successor and no peaceful transfer of office, could Egypt tailspin into chaos? And what will be the impact on the wider Arab world?
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The world's attention may have shifted but Egypt is still on the march, with revolutionaries determined to maintain the momentum amid the ongoingpolitical tussle. What has become of the Egyptian revolution after the initial euphoria of Tahrir Square?
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talking about the Politics life in Egypt after 25 jun revolution بتكلم عن الحياة السياسية فى مصر بعد ثورة 25 يناير Publishing and Distribution: www.facebook.com Intro Design: www.youtube.com Outro Music: www.youtube.com Outro Design: www.facebook.com Channel Logo: www.facebook.com Outro: Mazen Mohamed Management & Public Relations: Nemo B. El-Sayed
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Egyptian Philosopher Murad Wahba: "The Muslim Brotherhood Is Ideologically Required to Start Wars" - Sada Al-Balad (Egypt) - April 20, 2012 www.memri.org www.memri.org http Follow MEMRI on Facebook: on.fb.me Follow MEMRI on Twitter: twitter.com
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Is Tunisia on the right course 6 months after ex-President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali stepped down from office? And, Egyptians in Tahrir Square are angry at the ruling military council. How challenging is the road to democracy in both countries?
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An Egyptian journalist explains to the public his view on Politics,Very funny
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