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Will democracy in Egypt benefit the Palestinians?
New on REDRESS INFORMATION & ANALYSIS website:
TWO ARTICLES:
ARTICLE 1 - "Will democracy in Egypt
benefit the Palestinians?"
LOCATION (URL) -
http://www.redress.cc/global/ahart20110214
SYNOPSIS
- Alan Hart considers how a truly
representative,
democratically-elected government in
Egypt could redefine the political and strategic equation in
the Middle East in a manner that would deliver peace with
justice.
ARTICLE 2 - “The Egyptian army's weapons
problem: Would you buy a missile from the United
States?"
LOCATION (URL) -
http://www.redress.cc/global/cking20110214
SYNOPSIS - Christopher King argues that there is a high probability that weapons supplied by the USA to Egypt, among others, contain trojans – hidden and malicious circuits in microchips or programs in software – that can be activated by the US or Israel at will to ensure that they will not work if used against Israel or other US protegé.
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