Is the Muslim Brotherhood Turning to Violence?
The events of the last few days in Egypt have once again raised important questions about the future of the Muslim Brotherhood.
The events of the last few days in Egypt have once again raised important questions about the future of the Muslim Brotherhood.
SUSRIS recently interviewed former MEPC President Chas W. Freeman, Jr. on the Egypt and Syria crises and the complicated diplomatic consequences for the U.S.-Saudi relationship.
Last week’s bloody raids on Muslim Brotherhood protest camps in Egypt have become the subject of lively debate both locally and abroad. Many insist the responsibility for the deaths lies with the Muslim Brotherhood leadership, which refused to empty the squares.
In what has been described as a people-powered military coup, Egypt’s first democratically elected president Mohamed Morsi has been removed from office.
The Egyptian opposition has designated June 30 as a day of mass protests and demonstrations against the current president and the Muslim Brotherhood in general. The ostensible purpose of the protests is to force President Mohamed Morsi to resign. Mr.
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