Egypt analysis
Egypt inaugurates massive ‘Octagon’ military headquarters in regional power push - analysis
Egypt opened its new Octagon Strategic Command Headquarters, presenting the huge military center as a symbol of modernization and Cairo’s growing influence in the region.
Is Egypt violating the Camp David Accords? Israel raises concerns - analysis
'Boy from Heaven' tells a fascinating story of corruption in Cairo
Gaza peace hangs in balance as Israel, Egypt at odds over truce - analysis
Mideast Monitor: What’s next for Sisi’s Egypt?
While Sisi’s rule does not appear to be in imminent danger, it is unwise to ignore the real and multiple difficulties confronting Egyptian society.
Eliminating terror groups in Sinai a key priority for Egypt
Egypt feels the confrontation in Sinai is symbolic of a larger conflict with regional and global ramifications.
Congress to introduce bill honoring late Egyptian president Anwar Sadat
Orthodox Jew behind initiative for ‘one of the greatest statesman of the 20th century’ who ‘bravely reached out to Israel and dedicated himself to peace’
The tragedy of the ‘Egoz’ and the story of Moroccan Jewry’s return to Israel
By 1961, over 30,000 more Jews made the perilous journey from Morocco to Israel, weathering freezing seas and subhuman conditions in their hope to reach the Promised Land.
Islamists threaten 'volcano of jihad' against Egypt after execution
Though ISIS attacks have largely been focused on its stronghold of Northern Sinai, bordering Israel, Gaza and the Suez Canal, the group has also launched deadly attacks in Cairo.
Analysis: Showtime for the Egyptian president
Should Sisi’s reforms fail, the country could very well plunge into chaos.
Insight: Egyptians losing patience with Sisi
Some fear a repeat of the mass street protests that drove Sisi's two immediate predecessors from power.
Israel – no longer people dwelling alone
A breakthrough occurred in 1979, when a peace treaty was signed with Egypt, the largest and most important Sunni Arab country in the Arab world.
A new law aims to make building churches in Egypt easier – but will it work?
Representatives of the million-strong Coptic community abroad, mainly to be found in the United States, protested and are still protesting, since Christians are still being deprived of basic rights.
Sisi and Egypt's Christians: A passing crisis or the end of an alliance?
Over the past few months, a number of attacks have occurred against Coptic homes and churches in various provinces of Egypt, from Alexandria in the north to Luxor in the south.
