Khaled Hassan, at The Blogs

Sep 2, 2021, 3:07 PM

From Kabul to Cairo, the West’s misunderstanding of the Muslim world is fatal

Photo in February 2011 taken by Khalid, in Tahrir Square in Egypt. The individual in the photo is dressed like a referee and has a sign that reads "the people are the referee".

In August 2012, almost two months after senior Muslim Brotherhood figure Mohamed Morsi was sworn in, 16 Egyptian soldiers were massacred by Jihadists in Rafah, North Sinai. I remember vividly the days before and after the attack, and the catastrophic decisions Morsi made within his...

Jun 29, 2021, 1:30 PM

My excruciating fight against antisemitism as an Egyptian immigrant

Online abuse (Photo by John Schnobrich on Unsplash via Jewish News)

Some experiences leave us feeling helpless and emotionally drained. I’ve had quite a few such experiences lately. As an Egyptian immigrant to the UK, I never thought that I would ever hear a group of Islamist radicals roaming the streets of the capital of a...

About Me

Khaled Hassan is an Egyptian political risk and intelligence analyst with over a decade of experience. His research interests include the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, conspiracy theories and propaganda, radicalisation, and terrorism.