The Islamic Republic of Iran and the Gaza-based Islamist terror outfit Hamas have decided to restore their ties, which had been disrupted in the wake of the Syrain conflict. The Shi’ite theocracy of Iran has been backing the Assad Regime and Hamas rooting for the Sunni-Islamist militia.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Jawad...
German intelligence agencies are alarmed over the growing influence of radical Islamist “Muslim Brotherhood” organisation in the state of Saxony. The Islamist group is buying large number of properties and setting up mosques all across the state, Saxony’s Office for the Protection of Constitution (LfV) said. “The aim of Muslim Brotherhood is to...
“The mosques are our barracks, the domes our helmets, the minarets our bayonets and the Islamic faithful our soldiers,” Turkey’s President Recep Erdogan proclaimed these prophetic words during his ‘wilderness years’ in 1990s. Now firmly in power for well over ten years, Erdogan is executing this game-plan down to the last word. If German...
A newly leaked German intelligence report dubbed Turkey as a major hub for Jihadi groups operating worldwide. The confidential document belonging to German Interior Ministry published by several German newspapers says that Erdogan-ruled Turkey has “developed into a central platform of activity for Islamist groups in the Middle E...
An Egyptian court has sentenced two al-Jazeera journalists to death for allegedly providing Qatar with state secrets. The court gave former President Mohammed Morsi 40 years prison for “leading an unlawful organisation.”
The new government banned Morsi’s Muslim Brotherhood after they deposed him in 2013.
Amin el-Sirafy, Morsi’s secretary, and his daughter Karima...
The Terrorism and Security Experts of Canada Network (TSEC) has just issued a report documenting Muslim Brotherhood activity in North America.
Via Blazing Cat Fur, here are the summary of findings:
I have always held out hope that the Egyptians would recall their proud, pharaonic roots and quell the growing Islamo-extremism within their country.
Today, I caught the first positive news I have read about the region in a long time:
It wasn’t just one article over the weekend. No fewer than four articles in the New York Times over the past few days have made the case that Israel values its security more than it does freedom for Egyptians. While any country would reasonably put the safety of its own citizens...
What should the American response to the latest outbreak of violence in Egypt be?
U.S. Pulls Out of Egypt’s Bright Star War Game “Cairo’s brutality highlights U.S. fecklessness despite billions… http://t.co/COLolJDG5o
— Michael Yon (@Michael_Yon) August 15, 2013
Not entirely surprisingly, the editors in the New York Times call for a complete cutoff of...
Last week the College Fix reported that a group of College Republicans were turned away from from a speech that President Obama was giving on their campus, despite the fact that they had purchased tickets. (h/t InstaPundit)
Ten College Republicans were dubbed a security threat and refused admittance to President Barack Obama’s...
Who shot first?
Yesterday’s New York Times ran an editorial, Bloodshed in Egypt:
It has been all downhill for Egypt since the military ousted President Mohamed Morsi last week. On Monday, according to reports in The Times, Egyptian soldiers fired on hundreds of Mr. Morsi’s supporters as they were praying outside the facility...
While violence in Egypt has been increasing, it’s important to remember that there was a coup in Egypt prior to the June 30th protests. That coup occurred November 22, 2012. That’s when President Morsi attempted to seize power for himself by fiat.
Here’s how Eric Trager later characterized the events:
The Brotherhood’s most...
Much of the editorial opinion and some of the reporting in the mainstream media has opposed the Egyptian military’s forcible removal of Mohammed Morsi as President of Egypt. Actually, surprisingly, there’s a debate about it on the opinion pages of the New York...
Update No. 2 — Morsi removed from power by military in Egypt
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The military’s ultimatum to Mohamed Morsi expires soon.
We will keep you updated throughout the day, with live video and Twitter feeds,...
