Since very early in the morning, many Egyptian men and woman stood in long queues outside the polling stations waiting for the beginning of the presidential election marathon. It is indeed, as describ
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A Word to Fellow Egyptians
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For the first time in decades Egyptians have a "real" presidential election with 13 candidates competing to win over the hearts and votes of their fellow citizens. Today, I see Egyptians, men and wome
Grooming the Vulnerable: The Greater Crime
As news spreads across social media of brown immigrant men sexually abusing vulnerable and young white girls, vary from claiming such abuse is inherent to Muslims as part of their culture, to the bel
“The Olive Tree Spoke To Me!”
I had a dream that an olive tree grew big and tall out of the heart of Palestine. Like a mother would hold her child in her bosom; it shaded all of Palestine. From its oil shone a warm luminous glow b
Sporting Sisters: How About Women’s Participation?
As one of the few men present, at the request of a volunteer, a friend of mine who contributed to the documentary, I found myself attending the "Sporting Sisters" program which, in light of the upcomi
Does Terror Have Color or Creed?
If he was a Muslim, the situation would have been quite different. There would have never been the need to conduct mental assessment on him. Anger and emotion would have been running high. The religio
When Terrorists Are Sane... (Personal View)
It is difficult to understand the actions of any person who while admitting to murder on a grand scale rejects criminal guilt for the same actions. Worse that he presents his actions as a ‘necessari
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