Arab Spring

The Failed ‘Arab Spring’ and Israel’s Security

IsraFax Volume XXIV, Number 274 • April 10, 2012

The “Arab Spring” began with a popular uprising in Tunisia a year ago, then spread to Egypt, where Hosni Mubarak, quickly abandoned by America, fell after a few weeks of demonstrations in Cairo. From Egypt it moved to oil-rich Libya, where—with the aid of NATO, and with Barack Obama “leading from behind”—Ghaddafi was finally overthrown and murdered.

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THE FAILED ‘ARAB SPRING’ AND ISRAEL’S SECURITY

By Prof. Frederick Krantz, Director | March 20, 2012 | Arab Spring

The “Arab Spring” began with a popular uprising in Tunisia a year ago, then spread to Egypt, where Hosni Mubarak, quickly abandoned by America, fell after a few weeks of demonstrations in Cairo.

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ANTI-ISRAEL/WEST HATRED, ALREADY IN PLACE FOR FAILED “ARAB SPRING”, COMES TO CAMPUS WITH “IAW”

Isranet Daily Briefing Volume XI, No. 2,773 • March 1, 2012

Arab Spring

HATRED: COMING SOON TO A CAMPUS NEAR YOU Dore Gold Jerusalem Post, February 22, 2012

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AMERICA, THE TERRORISTS, & THE “ARAB SPRING”: OBAMA WILFULLY IGNORES KEY THREAT TO ISRAEL

Isranet Daily Briefing Volume XI, No. 2,750 • January 30, 2012

Arab Spring | More About: Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood, Barack Obama, US Foreign Policy, Islamism

THE ‘ARAB SPRING’ AS WINTER DESCENDS Mitchell A. Belfer National Review, January 18, 2012

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The Arab Uprisings' Impact

By Efraim Inbar | January 9, 2012 | Arab Spring

Although the wave of mass protests spreading through the Arabic-speaking countries may have begun to recede, it has left a wide-ranging impact on the region. Three authoritarian regimes have collapsed, and the rest are experiencing varying degrees of duress.

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AS THE ARAB SPRING FADES INTO AN ISLAMIC WINTER…

Isranet Daily Briefing Volume XI, No. 2,717 • December 12, 2011

Arab Spring | More About: Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood, Anti-Semitism, Islamism

“We believe that you can’t reach democracy by elections. We believe in a long process. It should start by education.”—Israel’s Vice Prime Minister, Moshe Yaalon, commenting on the emergence in the Middle East, as a result of the so-called “Arab Spring,” of Islamic fundamentalists through democratic mechanisms.

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