| Diplomacy, Yes - Normalization, No ■ ▲ |
| October 26, 2009 |
| The concept of "Normalization" between Israel and Egypt remains a thorny issue. A case in point is the storm that erupted this month over an invitation extended to the Israeli ambassador by a chief editor of a relatively unknown magazine published under the auspices of Al-Ahram... |
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| Web-Street Reactions - GAZA ▲ |
| January 04, 2009 |
| PI Online analyzed more than 2500 commentaries posted on Arabic Website during the first forty-eight hours following the bombing of Gaza. |
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| PI 561 - Palestinian Fratricide - The Arab View ▲ |
| August 07, 2008 |
| Several Arab governments and the media are fretting over the violent confrontations between Hamas and Fatah in Gaza and the West Bank. PI Online examines the views of several writers and reaction in the street to these events. |
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| PI B113 - Briefings - Pope's Baptism - Islamic Summit ▲▲ |
| March 24, 2008 |
* Street Reactions to the Pope's Baptism of a Converted Muslim
* Review and Analysis of the 11th Islamic Summit |
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[PI 538] How Did Egypt Get Trapped?
Two Opposing Perspectives ■ ▲ |
| January 29, 2008 |
| The situation in Egypt is dangerous enough to warrant serious coordinated efforts by many parties to avert a disaster. PI Online examines two opposing views on the unfolding developments of the Gaza crisis. |
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| [PI 520] The King and the Pope - The Word on the Street ▲ |
| November 11, 2007 |
| For most Middle East observers the fact that the Saudi Arabian King met with the Pope in the Vatican was itself significant, and PI Online's statistics show that Arab reaction on the street was generally positive. Yet, uncharacteristically, Thomas Freedman of the New York Times sees the glass half-empty and says the visit has ''left no trace.'' |
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| [PI 802] Street Reaction to Bin Ladin Audio Releases ▲ |
| October 24, 2007 |
| PI Online Filtered and analyzed 439 messages collected between 10/22 and 10/24 from the Web commenting on the Bin Ladin latest audio releases. |
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| [PI 801] Web-Street reactions to the condemnation of Bin-Ladin by an prominent Islamist Sheikh ■ ▲ |
| September 24, 2007 |
| An analysis of 1052 messages in response to sheikh Al-'Awdah's letter condemning Bin Ladin which were collected and filtered from numerous websites by PI Online show that it may be possible to generate a credible debate by appealing to logical arguments advanced by influential religious writers. |
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