Three years after Mubarak’s fall, the country is toying with global irrelevance—except as a possible terror exporter
Plus a rabbi’s take on Inside Llewyn Davis, and more in the news
Plus an argument for European Jews heading elsewhere, and more in the news
Plus Hosni Mubarak’s encyclopedia of ailments
Plus former president Hosni Mubarak will reportedly be released from jail
As leaders scramble for answers, new figures place death toll at 525
As violence surges, 150 people are reported dead in Egypt
With Egypt’s army clearing protesters by force, scholar Samuel Tadros explains why his country’s modernizers support military rule
Reports: Israeli drone strike in Egypt and a threat against Eilat’s airport
Who will crack first: The Egyptian military or the Brotherhood?
Thanks, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates
As tanks roll near the palace, fears of violent coup rise
Agents of Influence: With the nation divided, in turmoil, and lacking hope for peaceful prosperity, a Middle East neighbor has reason to fear
Violence also claims a Jewish American college student in Alexandria
The State Department previously sought guarantees on human rights
Deleted tweets, charges of propaganda, and other high-level intrigue
A round-up of fake news we wish were true and true news we wish were fake
This week: The Egyptian president counters claims of anti-Semitism…with more anti-Semitism
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