The insanity of blaming everything on Israel By Ray Hanania It’s too easy to blame all of the Middle East’s problems on Israel when in fact the Arabs are often more to blame. The Israelis are behind a lot of… Read More ›
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Christians make the Iranian mistake in Egypt: the Egyptian Ayatollah is coming
Christians leading fight against Ikhwan, but is it smart? By Ray Hanania For generations, the Muslim Brotherhood has been the fuel that has provoked some of the most vicious acts of violence in the Middle East against the governments and… Read More ›
Egypt proves Western Democracy doesn’t work in Arab World
Egypt proves Western Democracy doesn’t work in Arab World By Ray Hanania Egyptians didn’t need to become the latest people on this planet to discover that Western Democracy doesn’t always work in the Middle East. The truth is that the… Read More ›
The Democracy Abortion that Is Now Egypt
Democracy Abortion That Is Now Egypt By RAY HANANIA Southwest News-Herald Newspaper Friday, July 12, 2013 The recent turmoil in Egypt is a good time for American’s to reassess the $1.5 billion that we give to that country and whether… Read More ›
إنقاذ فلسطين : الجزء الثالث
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إنقاذ فلسطين : الجزء الأول
إنقاذ فلسطين : الجزء الأول Saving Palestine Part 2 بقلم راي حنانيه كغيره من وسائط التواصل الاجتماعي عبر الانترنت، يُعتبر فيسبوك أداة مُبهرة وسيفا ذو حدّين، فيه الجيد والسيّء. فمن جهة يمكن اعتبار فيسبوك وجوجل وتويتر وغيرها من عمالقة التواصل… Read More ›
Saving Palestine: Part 3
Saving Palestine: Part 3 Saudi Gazette Saturday, July 06, 2013 By RAY HANANIA The unfolding tragedy in Egypt as democracy comes crashing down is a reminder of the reality of the Arab people: We know how to protest, to complain,… Read More ›
Ray Hanania Video Commentary: Morsy and the struggle for Democracy in Egypt
Egyptian’s have very few real choices, but if they succeed in ousting their first-ever Democratically elected President, Mohammed Morsy (Morsi) through protests rather than through an election process, then Democracy may be dead and the Arab Spring will have been… Read More ›
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