From the Middle East Quarterly

Russian and Chinese Support for Tehran
by George L. Simpson, Jr.

How to Support the Struggle for Iran's Soul
by Ilan Berman

Hala Mustafa and the Liberal Arab Predicament
by David Govrin

Hamas's Web School for Suicide Bombers
by Yohanan Manor and Ido Mizrahi

Can Jihadis Be Rehabilitated?
by Katherine Seifert

Anwar al-Awlaki: "I Pray that Allah Destroys America"
by Denis MacEoin

Worldwide Trends in Honor Killings
by Phyllis Chesler

Dissident Watch: Mohammed Hegazy
by Stephanie Winer

MEF Articles

Top Muslim Cleric Qaradawi Urges Western Muslims to 'Liberalize'
by Raymond Ibrahim :: July 23

France's Burqa Ban in Context
by Raymond Ibrahim :: July 23

Turkey in Cyprus vs. Israel in Gaza
by Daniel Pipes :: July 20

Who's Against a Two-State Solution?
by Efraim Karsh :: July 20

The Strange - and Tragic - Case of Nagla Imam
by Raymond Ibrahim :: July 15

Farrakhan Demands Reparations from Jews
by Daniel Pipes :: July 13

Muslim Enclaves U.S.A.
by Ryan Mauro :: July 9

Trust the Palestinian Authority?
by Daniel Pipes :: July 6

Faisal Shahzad, Jihadi, Explains Terrorism
by Daniel Pipes :: June 25

The Left's New Enemy: "Empire"
by Daniel Pipes :: June 22

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According to Western intelligence agencies, Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and is likely to die within a year - before the Egyptian presidential elections in September 2011.

• Is Egypt Stable? by Aladdin Elaasar (Summer 2009)
• Gamal Mubarak: "We Need Audacious Leaders" (Winter 2009)
• The Costs of Relying on Aging Dictators by Caroline Sevier (Summer 2008)
• Egypt and Israel: A Reversible Peace by Dan Eldar (Fall 2003)
• Review of Rule of Experts: Egypt, Techno-Politics, Modernity (Spring 2003)
• Gamal Mubarak, President of Egypt? by Daniel Sobelman (Spring 2001)

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