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July 26, 2018

Egypt’s Sorrows Aren’t Going Away

After two decades, Fouad Ajami’s words ring true.

Revisiting the historian Fouad Ajami’s 1995 essay “The Sorrows of Egypt,” Samuel Tadros finds that many, although not all, of its observations still hold true:

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July 26, 2018

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  4. Egypt’s Sorrows Aren’t Going Away

    After two decades, Fouad Ajami’s words ring true.

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