Remembering the June 1967 War after Fifty Years: The Egyptian Version
MDC Research Fellow Dr. Mira Tzoreff examines the changes in the Egyptian public discourse about the June 1967 War, on the occasion of its 50-year anniversary.
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כיצד ראוי לזכור מלחמה לאחר חמישים שנה?- מלחמת יוני 67: הגרסה המצרית
Mira Tzoreff analyzes the June 1967 war through the lens of recent coverage in the Egyptian press. In Hebrew.
Year of the Egyptian Woman
Michael Barak analyzes the campaign on Egyptian social media to improve the status of women.
Nostalgia for the Monarchy in Egypt
Joyce van de Bildt - de Jong explains that today's yearning for the monarchy in Egypt, while detached from historical reality, is a reaction to present popular grievances, in particular the lack of stability, security, freedom, and economic opportunities in Egyptian society today.
Sixth Anniversary of the January 25 Revolution
Michael Barak analyzes the responses of Egyptian users, mostly supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood, to the state of affairs in Egypt six years after the January 25 Revolution.
Nostalgia for the Monarchy in Egypt (Hebrew)
Joyce van de Bildt examines current feelings of nostalgia in modern Egypt for the monarchy. In Hebrew.
What's next for Sisi's Egypt? (Mideast Monitor)
In his February 6 "Mideast Monitor" column for the Jerusalem Report, Prof. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman analyzes the significant economic and political challenges facing Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
The end of an alliance?
In his "Mideast Monitor" column for the Jerusalem Report, MDC Senior Researcher Prof. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman writes of the challenges currently facing the alliance between Saudi Arabia and Egypt - the historical leaders of the Sunni Arab bloc of states.
Using Social Media to Combat Egyptian Child Trafficking
Michael Barak studies the online efforts of Egyptian civil society to advance social issues, with a focus on child trafficking and kidnappings.
I'm a Tuk Tuk Graduate: Egypt's Economic Situation Reflected In Social Networking Sites
In this article, Michael Barak addresses the reactions in Egyptian social media to Egypt's troubled economy.