Ehud Yaari

Washington Institute for Near East Policy

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Israel-based fellow of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy

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After last year's revolution in Egypt, Generals from the ousted Mubarak regime disbanded the elected parliament and limited the powers of incoming President Mohammed Morsi.

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After last year's revolution in Egypt, Generals from the ousted Mubarak regime disbanded the elected parliament and limited the powers of incoming President Mohammed Morsi.

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