Saeed Okasha's Articles

Said Okasha examines the composition of domestic political forces that may see an unusual alliance form

While Israel would like for the regime in Tehran to fall, it is being careful not to be seen calling for US strikes on Iran

Despite cosy relations between the US and Israel, Trump’s “Deal of the Century” might have a few shocks in store for Tel Aviv

Are the Oslo Accords set to be the first victim of the “Deal of the Century”, and if so, at what cost, asks Said Okasha

The US is finally getting serious about designating the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group.

No sense can be found in local and international opposition claiming El-Sisi’s visit to Washington failed.

Examining the complex of interrelated regional developments that forms the backdrop to President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi’s visit to the US this week

Israelis have long been leaning towards rule under a strongman, which also appears to keep the right wing in power

Despite raising alarm bells, Trump’s apparent decision on the Golan Heights could be a bargaining chip relative to bigger issues, and be reversible

Said Okasha examines the latest twists in Egypt-US relations

Said Okasha assesses the points of agreement and discrepancies between the positions of President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi and US President Donald Trump on pressing regional issues, as revealed in their UNGA speeches

Said Okasha examines how Cairo and Washington can better promote shared interests and achieve common goals

While narrowly passed in the Knesset, the struggle around Israel’s new nationality law is far from over, and could lead to the ouster of the extreme right in Israeli politics

Amid a huge Islamist rally in Alexandria, 6th April youth withdraw claiming harassment

Those who want a secular and civil state should stop playing into the hands of Islamists by following and reacting to their every word and deed

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