Safa Joudeh Safa Joudeh is a Cairo-based broadcast and print journalist. On Twitter: @SafaJoudeh Egypt | Aug 2, 2016 Why Turkey and Egypt won’t reconcile anytime soon Following the failed coup attemp in Turkey, Egyptian officials have launched diplomatic assaults against the Turkish leadership, fearing that Egypt's own Islamists could re-emerge. Egypt | May 30, 2014 Egypt rural tribes expect payback for backing Sisi Egyptian President-elect Abdel Fattah al-Sisi wove ties with Egypt’s leading tribes to win support from the countryside, but the tribes want benefits in return. Egypt | Jan 29, 2014 Egypt cracks down on students As protests continue at Egyptian universities, the authorities have arrested activists and are working to restrict political activity by students. Egypt | Jun 28, 2013 Egypt's Salafists Are Hoping To Capitalize on Morsi's Failure The Salafist al-Nour Party is in a prime position to benefit the most from the Muslim Brotherhood's declining popularity. Latest News Iran, Israel appear to pull back from brink as Gaza bombed again Agence France-Presse | AFP | Apr 20, 2024 Alone but unbroken: survivor returns to Hamas-attacked kibbutz by Sophie Makris | AFP | Apr 20, 2024 Hamas leader Haniyeh to hold Turkey talks by Anne CHAON | AFP | Apr 19, 2024 See more Podcasts Palestinian UN membership struck down as US casts fourth veto Dispatch from Lebanon: We hear Israeli planes on daily basis Iran established deterrence against Israel proving through its actions it could do more harm, says academic Hassan Ahmadian See more
Egypt | Aug 2, 2016 Why Turkey and Egypt won’t reconcile anytime soon Following the failed coup attemp in Turkey, Egyptian officials have launched diplomatic assaults against the Turkish leadership, fearing that Egypt's own Islamists could re-emerge.
Egypt | May 30, 2014 Egypt rural tribes expect payback for backing Sisi Egyptian President-elect Abdel Fattah al-Sisi wove ties with Egypt’s leading tribes to win support from the countryside, but the tribes want benefits in return.
Egypt | Jan 29, 2014 Egypt cracks down on students As protests continue at Egyptian universities, the authorities have arrested activists and are working to restrict political activity by students.
Egypt | Jun 28, 2013 Egypt's Salafists Are Hoping To Capitalize on Morsi's Failure The Salafist al-Nour Party is in a prime position to benefit the most from the Muslim Brotherhood's declining popularity.
Iran, Israel appear to pull back from brink as Gaza bombed again Agence France-Presse | AFP | Apr 20, 2024
Iran established deterrence against Israel proving through its actions it could do more harm, says academic Hassan Ahmadian