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<title>Israel&#x26;#x2019;s New Neighbor Egypt: Radical Nationalist President; Islamist-Dominated Parliament .</title>
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<description>Amr Moussa, probably Egypt&#x26;#x2019;s next president, has given a comprehensive picture of his views, a foretaste of the likely policies of someone about to become the Arab world&#x26;#x27;s most powerful person. One thing he said is particularly important and shocking. Read on. Moussa, former Egyptian foreign minister (1991-2001) and head of the Arab League until his resignation takes effect on May 15, is a figure from the Egyptian establishment and the old regime. But which aspect of the old regime: that of the centrist Husni Mubarak, the moderate Anwar al-Sadat, or the radical Arab nationalist Gamal Abd al Nasser? Moussa...</description>
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