"Half a million people live in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, bordering Israel and the Gaza Strip. For decades, they have been governed by a strong security paradigm [...] Now they are back in the international spotlight because of an increase in militant attacks, arms smuggling and human trafficking. When Egyptians took to the streets against Hosni Mubarak’s police state [...] the insurgency here continued long after his ouster [...] Fault Lines explores the roots of Sinai’s ongoing uprising and, as Egypt’s new leaders vow to crack down on militancy and smuggling, the dangers of following an old script. How did the Sinai Peninsula become a crucible for geopolitical tensions?"At root, it seems to be inequitable development with connected Cairo elites taking and locals languishing, but judge for yourself...
17 March 2013
Sinai Future? ~ AlJaz Explores the Fault Lines...
Very interesting to hear and see AlJaz special Fault Lines report The battle for the Sinai...
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