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A Fork in The Road for Egypt's Political Forces: Who Will They Choose?

Jun 16 2012
[Former presidential candidate Abdel Moneim Abu El Fotouh in a press conference after his loss in the presidential elections. Image originally posted to Flickr by Zeinab Mohamed.]

On the eve of the historic Egyptian presidential elections run-off vote — slated for 16 and 17 June — political parties, revolutionary groups, and activists each have different postures towards the poll. While some have decided to boycott the run-off, refusing to vote either for Mohamed Mursi, the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate, or Ahmed Shafiq, the last prime minister under deposed president Hosni Mubarak, others have announced endorsing one or the ...

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Yasmine Wali

 

Yasmine Wali writes for Ahram Online. 

But as the impossibility of partition (the so-called “two-state solution”) as a viable way to end the conflict becomes ever-clearer, it is long past time to grapple with how the law of occupation can also hamper collective thinking and action.
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