From the BLOG- Let’s Face it: It’s the Radical Right, not Islam, that is the Greatest Threat to the American Way December 12, 2011 Ahmed Rehab
- Women in Egyptian Elections: Social Voting & Political Rock Stars December 1, 2011 Sahar
- Video: Egyptians Brave Long Lines for First Free Elections – Ever! November 28, 2011 Ryan
- Helen Thomas Outspoken, Defiant in Extensive Interview March 22, 2011 Ahmed Rehab
- Yaser Tabbara Eviscerates Rep Peter King’s Star Witness, Zuhdi Jasser March 22, 2011 Ahmed Rehab
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Tag Archives: Egypt
Egyptian Revolution Anniversary: Wael Ghonim and Ahmed Rehab on WBEZ Worldview
Worldview’s Jerome McDonnell interviewed Ahmed Rehab and Wael Ghonim on the current state of affairs in Egypt one year after the revolution.
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Worldview, NPR: Ahmed Rehab Sets the Record Straight on Egypt Events
Tens of thousands of protesters gathered again today in Cairo’s Tahrir Square. Continue reading
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Worldview, NPR: Ahmed Rehab on the Rising Tensions in Egypt and the Upcoming Elections
In the post Arab spring era, Egypt’s fate hinges on whether its diverse factions can peacefully coexist.
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NPR: Rehab Gives Updates from the Ground
From the Blog… Ahmed Rehab gives NPR updates from the ground. He’s the executive director of the Chicago chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. He flew to Cairo to participate in the protests. He’s representing himself, not CAIR Chicago. LISTEN HERE … Continue reading
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US Tacit Support for Mideast Autocrats reeks of short-sightedness, undermines US interests
From the blog… The winds of change are blowing over the Middle East from Jordan to Algeria. A couple of weeks ago, Tunisia became the first Arab nation to succeed in shaking off decades of debilitating dictatorship through a popular … Continue reading
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Chicago Public Radio: Ahmed Rehab participates in protests sweeping Egypt
Ahmed Rehab called Worldview from Cairo. He’s the executive director of the Chicago chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. He flew to Cairo to participate in the protests. He’s representing himself, not CAIR Chicago. LISTEN HERE Ahmed’s also been blogging … Continue reading
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Understanding the Egyptian Uprising For Democracy, Report from the Ground
From the blog… January 25 witnessed widespread street protests in Egypt. 90,000 Egyptians came out in seven main squares in Cairo while tens of thousands more came out in Alexandria, Mahalla, Suez, and several other Egyptian cities. The protests continue today … Continue reading
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Video: Egyptian Revolution Jan 25th 2011 – Take what’s Yours
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Chicago Tribune: A Silver Lining to Egypt’s Dark Cloud
Still, an integral part of the story remains untold outside of Egypt: the strong response of everyday Egyptians – Muslims and Copts.
A popular storm of anger, defiance, and national unity is sweeping the country expressed by political leaders, members of the clergy, movie stars, students, and men and women on the street all reiterating one resounding theme: this is an attack against Egypt and all Egyptians. Continue reading
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FOX Soccer, Ahmed Rehab: World Cup Will Miss Egyptians
After winning the last two African Cup of Nations in 2006 in Egypt and again in 2008 in Ghana, Egypt entered this year’s competition facing plenty of skepticism. Many doubted that any team could pull off three championship wins in a row, particularly when missing their best players: Mido, Amr Zaki, Mohamed Barakat, and Mohamed Abou Treika. Continue reading
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