Egypt begins constitutional drafting amid post coup turmoil
The panel drafting Egypt’s constitution started work as the military backed transition presses ahead toward democratic rule. Both sides blame U S interference for destabilizing the process while Morsi supporters vow daily rallies to demand his reinstatement, signaling continued unrest.
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Attacks in Sinai Kill Civilians and Officers in El-Arish
Coordinated Sunday attacks by militants in Egypt's northern Sinai targeted el-Arish, killing one civilian and four security officers. The violence marked the bloodiest episode since Morsi's overthrow, as protests, government crackdowns, and a new constitutional drafting process unfolded amid regional tensions.
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Negotiations Stir Skepticism Amid Mideast Talks
In Jerusalem both Israeli and Palestinian officials expressed doubt about making progress toward a peace deal as Kerry announced a framework for resuming talks. Netanyahu warned any agreement would require a national referendum and must secure Israel's security, while Abbas limited official comments to two aides with no public statement on talks.
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