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US memo: Israel favored Egypt's Suleiman
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Published: 08.02.11, 07:58
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1. Philadelphi route is neither Sinai nor Egyptian territory
IRAN IS FINISHED   (02.08.11)
Mullahs regime end is near too.
2. like Egypt favored Lieberman rather than Shas candidate
observer   (02.08.11)
3. No doubt that "Israel" has a list of favoured Names
Salma ,   Palestine   (02.08.11)
but Suleiman has NO chance. play (if possible) the second card !
4. Tha's all they need an another stooge ,...
split ,   US   (02.08.11)
5. Suliman is another Mubark
Ayham Jadallah ,   Amman-Jordab   (02.08.11)
Egyptian will not elect Sulaiman, Not because Israel support him but because his unstopped support for Mubark, Suliman is Burning him self by support Mubark thats way Egyptian will not elect him, they will elect someone has not any relation with Mubark
6. Suleiman is another traitor, Egypt need new leadership,
Johan Odin ,   Oslo, Norway   (02.08.11)
Egypt need a new fresh government with no ties to the old dictatorial regime if it has any hope of finding peace and prosperity, and its people know it.
7. Egypt's new leadership
zini ,   tel aviv, israel   (02.08.11)
You want someone with no ties to the OLD dictatorial regime. So you'll get someone with ties to the NEW dictatorial regime. A democracy will form in Egypt when pigs fly.
8. denotes Israel's complete fiasco
observer   (02.08.11)
article 83 of Egypt's constitution: resignation of the President should be presented to the Parliament. But the legitimacy of the Parliament is doubted by almost all people. in that case, according to article 84, temporary presidency job should be taken over by Head of the Constitutional court. Suleiman can't take over by Mubarak resignation. The alternative is National Committee to make amendments to the constitution which can't be initiated by the temporary president (article 82). did Egypt favored Netanyahu over Livini? Even if Mubarak resigns or fired, Suleiman can't take over.
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