New Egyptian Parliament Dominated by Islamists
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by News Editor
WSJ – CAIRO—The final results from Egypt’s six-week parliamentary election cycle were announced on Saturday, confirming predictions that the country’s first post-revolutionary parliament will be dominated by a small number of Islamist parties.
Islamist political forces won close to a combined 70% of the seats in Egypt’s first post-revolutionary parliament.
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