Egypt Is Indeed Deeply Divided. Without Reconciliation

I Am An Egyptian Muslim, Educated In Cairo And New York, And Now Living In Vienna. My Wife And I Have Spent Half Our Lives In The North, Half In The South. And We Have Experienced First Hand The Unique Nature Of The Human Family And The Common Values We All Share.

Whether We Report Iran To The Council Or Not, I Believe The Only Way Forward Is Through Diplomacy.

I Think The Ultimate Sense Of Security Will Be When We Come To Recognize That We Are All Part Of One Human Race. Our Primary Allegiance Is To The Human Race And Not To One Particular Color Or Border. I Think The Sooner We Renounce The Sanctity Of These Many Identities And Try To Identify Ourselves With The Human Race The Sooner We Will Get A Better World And A Safer World.

Its Up To Any Government To Decide How To React To The Denial Of Basic Human Rights Anywhere In The World, Including Egypt.

Everybody's Still Talking About Diplomacy And I'm Very Hopeful That As Long As We Talk About Diplomacy, As Long As We're Not Talking About Enforcement Measures, Sanctions, Et Cetera, We Are On The Right Track. But We Need To Accelerate The Process.