The Scroll
Sunni Rise, Sun Shiite
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By
The Editors
· May 30, 2012
Middle East
The Enemies of Our Enemies
The Salafis, Sunni Islamic extremists, are at least opposed to the most dangerous U.S. adversaries, the Shiites
By
Lee Smith
· May 30, 2012
Middle East
Forecast for Tunisia
As hopes fade for an Arab Spring, the country where it all started remains sunny—but for how long?
By
Michael J. Totten
· May 15, 2012
The Scroll
Ultra-Right Backs Moderate Islamist in Egypt
Salafists, Christians could defeat Muslim Brotherhood for presidency
By
Marc Tracy
· May 1, 2012
The Scroll
A Muslim Brother Runs for President in Egypt
What are the implications for the U.S. and Israel?
By
Marc Tracy
· April 3, 2012
Middle East
Hostage Crisis
The Egyptian government is preparing a show trial for 19 American pro-democracy organizers. Is this what life after Hosni Mubarak looks like?
By
Lee Smith
· February 8, 2012
The Scroll
Egypt’s Brotherhood Blazes Central Trail
Popular group must guard right flank but also stand up to military
By
Marc Tracy
· January 25, 2012
The Scroll
Daybreak: Iran Embargo Seriously Contemplated
Plus Egyptian Salafists come out in favor of peace, and more in the news
By
Marc Tracy
· December 20, 2011
Middle East
After the Fall
Boosters insisted the Egyptian revolution would yield a liberal democracy. Islamists’ electoral success vindicates the pessimists.
By
Amr Bargisi and Samuel Tadros
· December 9, 2011
The Scroll
Let’s Look at the Egyptian Election Results
The good news: there are still two more. The bad news: there are still two more.
By
Marc Tracy
· December 7, 2011
Middle East
Lax Americana
The U.S. could stop Iran from going nuclear. But policy-makers won’t risk the repercussions of a devastating attack on the Islamic Republic.
By
Lee Smith
· December 7, 2011
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