Tag: Muslim Brotherhood

Western policymakers tend to ignore the fact that terrorism bites the hand that feeds it.

[T]he decision to assassinate the prince of terrorism indicates that U.S. leadership has sobered up and understands that there are terrorist elements with whom negotiations and contacts are useless.

The U.S. was in Afghanistan in the first place to rid the world of extremists, yet today the Taliban are victorious.

Will Biden's foreign policy and national security team face the reality of the Muslim Brotherhood's track record and core ideology?

As president, Biden’s policies will be based on the current realities, not past events.

The new Biden administration in the U.S. needs to pursue positive relations with Egypt and to engage in constructive dialogue to reach joint understandings on common interests.

The Machiavellianism of the Brotherhood clashes with the artificial idealism of the Democratic Party, but both are willing to make concessions of principle in order to achieve temporary interests.

The American political elite of both parties cannot hide behind their traditional plans for the Middle East.

Haftar seems to be on his way out, while Turkey risks creating a new Afghanistan on Europe’s southern flank.