“Unrest in Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood”
Read a Jan. 31, 2011, analysis, “Unrest in Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood,” by Jonathan Wright, a former Reuters correspondent in the Middle East who currently lives in Cairo.
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“Copts say Egypt regime change trumps Islamist fears”
“Copts say Egypt regime change trumps Islamist fears,” is a Feb. 1, 2011, story from Reuters.
“Coptic Pope Backs Mubarak; Other Christians Speak Out”
Read a Feb. 2, 2011, story from EthicsDaily.com about the Christian response to the conflict in Egypt.
“Can the Arab revolt learn from Turkish model?”
Read a Feb. 2, 2011, analysis from a Reuters correspondent in Turkey.
“Egypt’s Bumbling Brotherhood”
Read a Feb. 2, 2011, op-ed in The New York Times by Scott Atran, author of Talking to the Enemy: Faith, Brotherhood and the (Un)making of Terrorists. Atran argues that the Muslim Brotherhood is largely ineffectual.
“5 Reasons the Muslim Brotherhood Won’t Turn on Israel”
Read “5 Reasons the Muslim Brotherhood Won’t Turn On Israel,” a Feb. 3, 2011, column at ReligionDispatches.org by Haroon Moghul.
“Concern about Islamists masks wide differences among them”
Read “Concern about Islamists masks wide differences among them,” a Feb. 4, 2011, report by Reuters reporter Tom Heneghan.
David Greenberg
David Greenberg is an associate professor of history, journalism and media studies at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
Anthony V. Alfieri
Anthony V. Alfieri is a law professor at Miami University in Coral Gables, Fla., where he founded and directs the Center for Ethics and Public Service. The center offers ethics training to government agencies.