Masri Feki
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Masri Feki is an Egyptian-born writer, researcher in the Paris 8 University, and a specialist of the Middle East who lives in Paris. He is Middle East Pact's founding president and author of numerous articles published in newspapers of the Middle East and North Africa, including Al-Seyassah (Kuwait), Hürriyet (Turkey), Turkish Daily News (Turkey), The Jerusalem Post (Israel), Al-Ahram (Egypt) and El Watan (Algeria).
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[edit] Views on Israel
Feki, a vocal supporter of Israel, called for integrating Israel into the Middle East. He rejected the idea that the Jewish State is an intruder in the region, and stated that Israel is the ancestral land of the Jews, which are one of the most ancient civilizations of the region.[1] He called for normalization of relations between Israel and its neighbors.[2]
[edit] Main publications
- L'Iran paradoxal, dogmes et enjeux régionaux (Collective), L'Harmattan, Paris, 2008 (Paradoxical Iran, Regional Dogmas and Stakes).
- Géopolitique du Liban, Studyrama, Paris, 2008 (Geopolitics of Lebanon).
- Géopolitique du Moyen-Orient, Studyrama, Paris, 2008 (Geopolitics of the Middle East).
- Israël, géopolitique et enjeux, Studyrama, Paris, 2008 (Israel, Geopolitics and Stakes).
- L'axe irano-syrien, géopolitique et enjeux, Studyrama, Paris, 2007 (Iranian-Syrian Axis: Geopolitics and Stakes).
- A l'ombre de l'Islam, minorités et minorisés (Collective), Filipson, Brussels, 2005 (In the Shadow of Islam: Minorities and Minoritized).
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[edit] References
- ^ Masri Feki. "Integrating Israel into the Middle East". Turkish Daily News (Turkey). March 10, 2008
- ^ Masri Feki. "Israël souffre beaucoup de son isolement". Le monde. 2010
