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1) The Egypt's crisis goes much deeper than recent political chaos. With leader of the Supreme Constitutional Court taking over the presidency at the behest of military and the new government will likely represent the coalition of interests facing many of same challenges that brought about to go Mohammed Morsi's downfall. Egypt's population has been grown well beyond means of state to support its needs, and even a strong state will be struggle to ensure the sufficient supplies of basic staples and particularly fuel and the wheat.

4) The evidence linking Hassan al-Banna and the intellectual architect of the Islamism and the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood and to Nazism is substantial. For one thing and he singled out Hitler as the political role model in one of his political tracts. For another, he was the first close ally of Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and Haj Amin al-Husseini and who helped set up a Muslim division of the Waffen SS in Balkans.

6) If U.S. reaction, especially in the Congress, it was somewhat ambivalent and the worldwide reaction from Moscow to Paris was blunt and the strongly disapproving. In the UN Security Council and after the week marked by some 40 speeches all fiercely critical of Israel’s action and the tough seven-point resolution and which “strongly condemned” Israel for the strike against Osiraq and was unanimously approved. The resolution characterized the Israeli action as a “clear violation of the UN charter and the norms of international of the conduct” and the admonished Israel to refrain in the future from similar actions. Defending the right of Iraq to the develop nuclear technology for the peaceful purposes and the resolution urged Israel to accept IAEA inspections on all its nuclear facilities (a step that would force Israel to eliminate its widely assumed nuclear arsenal) and the concluded by recognizing Iraq’s right to the “appropriate redress.”

7) The United States frequently expresses the concern about the Iran’s involvement in Iraq, and analysts note that the Shiite-led country is filled with figures and including Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and who spent time during Saddam Hussein’s tenure exiled in Iran. Some of even fought in the Iranian-armed military units against Iraqi forces during the long and bloody Iran-Iraq War. But the United States has worried less about such political ties and the more about evidence of tactical support being supplied by Iran to the Iraqi Shiite insurgency. Last year and President Bush said the United States had evidence of the Tehran supplying “material support,” and including mortars and elements of the sophisticated roadside bombs, to insurgents.