Udi Segal

Diplomatic Correspondent, Israel's Channel 2 News

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Diplomatic correspondent for Channel 2 News in Israel

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The crowds in Egypt today were bigger than ever, a "remarkable tapestry," a crowd "far bigger and more tumultuous than any in the previous week," according to the  New York Times ,…

'Jubilant' in Egypt, Cautious in Washington

The crowds in Egypt today were bigger than ever, a "remarkable tapestry," a crowd "far bigger and more tumultuous than any in the previous week," according to the New York Times ,…

from Which Way, L.A.?

The crowds in Egypt today were bigger than ever, a "remarkable tapestry," a crowd "far bigger and more tumultuous than any in the previous week," according to the New York Times, "from…

The Pressure Mounts on Mubarak and Obama

The crowds in Egypt today were bigger than ever, a "remarkable tapestry," a crowd "far bigger and more tumultuous than any in the previous week," according to the New York Times, "from…

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