Re: Hello Israel



On Dec 1, 2:03 pm, WaIIy <WaIIy@(nft).invalid> wrote:
Muslim Brotherhood Takes Elections by Storm
Islamist parties are expected to control Cairo's parliament by the
spring with the Muslim Brotherhood projected to be in the driver's seat.
By Gavriel Queenann
First Publish: 12/1/2011, 7:19 PM

Judges overseeing the vote count in Egypt's parliamentary elections say
Islamist parties have won a majority of the contested seats in the first
round. The judges spoke on condition of anonymity because official
results are expected to be released later Thursday.

They say the Muslim Brotherhood could take 45 percent of the seats up
for grabs. The liberal Egyptian bloc coalition and the
ultra-fundamentalist Nour party are competing for second place.

Together, Islamist parties are expected to control a majority of
parliamentary seats by March. This week's vote was the first of six
stages of parliamentary elections that will last until then.

Continued success by Islamists will allow them to give Cairo's
government and constitution a decidedly Islamist character. It could
also lead Cairo to shift away from the West towards the Iranian axis.

It will also diminish the influence of Cairo’s caretaker junta, which
has sought to maintain the Mubarak-era status quo and keep US foreign
aid dollars – running into the billions per annum – flowing.

Analysts say Islamists may also seek to annul the 1979 Egypt-Israel
Peace Treaty, which could prompt Israel to seize the Sinai Peninsula for
the fourth time in its history to create a strategic buffer zone.

After reaching the Suez Canal in 1967 and controlling the Sinai for
twelve years,, Israel ceded Sinai to Egypt under the 1979 treaty on
condition it remains demilitarized.

The Muslim Brotherhood, which birthed the virulently anti-Israel Hamas
terror militia, might also seek to effectively annex Gaza. Should Hamas
be triumphant in future PA elections, they would also gain a foothold in
Judea and Samaria.

When and if this does happen I don't think I'd want to be living
there,thats for sure
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