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Text Box: ***** Today’s Article ************************* 8 Article 361: Expected Scenarios in Egypt, USA and Israel are the Winners Hasan A. Yahya, Ph.ds, the Honorable Dean of Arab writers in North America. In both scenarios, of the Egyptian uprising, political analysts can come up with the conclusion that the United States of America and Israel are the winners. This statement has legitimate logic, wither the Head of the state leaves, or gives up his authorities to his vice president and stay aside. These analysts believe that both solutions at the end, bring relief for both the United States of America, and Israel, for simple reason, Israeli-Egyptian relations to continue its past policies in what they called “peace” with Israel. (534 words) Read More **************** Today’s Article ************************* Article 356: Egyptian Uprising and the French Revolution Hasan Yahya, Ph.Ds, Professor of Sociology Political upheaval that began in France in 1789 eventually affected the whole world. What’s going in Egypt may change the political face of many Arab countries. Historians differ widely as to its causes. Some see it as an intellectual movement, born from the liberal Enlightenment of the past century. Some see it as a rebellion of the underprivileged classes against feudal oppression; a third some see it as the assertion of the new capitalist bourgeoisie against an outdated and restricted social and economic system. As I said in my previous article, France was ruled by two privileged classes, the nobility and clergy who refused to give up any of their privileges and supplemented their dwindling funds by exacting dues from the more productive bourgeoisie. But the immediate cause of the French Revolution was with no doubt, the bankrupt state of the public treasury. (320 words). Read More ************** • You Are Guest Number * ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** xxxx Text Box: About Us Articles Books Contact Us