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2023
Egypt
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The Egyptian Diaspora and El-Sisi’s Use of “Soft Power”
Michael Barak has published an article in "The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune" on the Egyptian Diaspora and El-Sisi’s Use of “Soft Power”.
Russia invades Ukraine: The economic fall-out and consequences for energy markets
In our latest issue of Iqtisadi Paul Rivlin analyses the effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the Middle East and global energy markets.
The War on Public Consciousness: Social media as a tool of influence by supporters of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood
In March issue of BeeHive, Michael Barak analyzes how the Muslim Brotherhood uses social media for influencing public opinion against the Egyptian regime.
Politics, War and Eastern Mediterranean Gas
In the latest issue of Tel Aviv Notes, Joshua Krasna examines several significant developments regarding Eastern Mediterranean gas from the past two months.
Napoleon’s Bicentenary
In this latest edition of Tel Aviv Notes, Stephane Cohen examines the legacy of Napoleon Bonaparte in the Arab world, following the bicentenery marking two-hundred years since his death.
Regional Solutions to Regional Challenges in the Middle East?
In the latest edition of Tel Aviv Notes, Brandon Friedman explains what is driving the unfolding intra-Sunni détente in the Middle East.
Jordan: With Relations with Washington and Jerusalem Back in Order, a Flurry of Diplomatic Activity
In this latest issue of Tel Aviv Notes, Joshua Krasna analyzes Jordan's recent diplomatic activity in light of the new governments in Israel and the United States.
Family Law in Egypt and Iraq: Social Media Campaigns against Limiting Women’s Rights to Guardianship and Custody of their Children
In this issue of Beehive, Limor Lavie analyzes the online discourse on the recent bill to amend Egypt’s Personal Status Law and the implications on women’s rights.
The Egyptian TikTok Girls
In August issue of Beehive, Nir Boms analyses the Egypt’s recent restrictive policy on social media and its impact on young bloggers.