Experts - Samuel Tadros - Hudson Institute

Samuel Tadros was a senior fellow at Hudson Institute.

Mr. Tadros was previously distinguished visiting fellow in Middle Eastern Studies at the Hoover Institution, a professorial lecturer at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) where he taught Middle Eastern politics, and the co-host of Sam & Ammar at Al Hurra TV, a program dedicated to covering Middle Eastern political and social developments from a classical liberal perspective. He is the author of Motherland Lost: The Egyptian and Coptic Quest for Modernity (2013) and Reflections on the Revolution in Egypt (2014), both published by Hoover Press.

Mr. Tadros received his MA in democracy and governance from Georgetown University and his BA in political science from the American University in Cairo.

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Reflections On The Revolution In Egypt (the Great Unraveling: The Remaking Of Th)

Motherland Lost: The Egyptian And Coptic Quest For Modernity (herbert And Jane Dwight Working Group On Islamism And The International Order)

In the Media

Samuel Tadros discusses Egypt’s Christian history and the relationship between the Muslim Brotherhood and the Coptic Christian population.

Samuel Tadros testified before the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East about Politics, Economics, and Human Rights in Egypt.

Samuel Tadros discusses the Muslim Brotherhood with Jonathan Schanzer and Cliff May.

Events

The Holocaust and the Arab World June 27 Event

The Future of Orthodox Christianity in Syria and America October 24th Event

Qatar and the Muslim Brotherhood’s Global Affiliates: New U.S. Administration Considers New Policies May 23rd Event

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“Samuel Tadros mentioned in National Review about religions minorities in the Middle East.

Samuel Tadros was quoted in Associated Press about changes in the Coptic Christian church.

Samuel Tadros was quoted in The Washington Post about the Coptic Christian church.

Samuel Tadros was quoted in The Washington Post about the Coptic Christian church.

Samuel Tadros was quoted in the LA Times about the Coptic Church’s moves to prevent sexual assault.

Samuel Tadros was mentioned in Al Arabiya about a recent call by Muslim Brotherhood activists to infect Egyptian state officials.

Samuel Tadros was mentioned in Christianity Today about discrimination and persecution of Coptic Christians.

Samuel Tadros was mentioned in The Tablet about a Coptic woman’s victory in a recent Egyptian court case.

Samuel Tadros was mentioned in Christian Post about a Coptic woman’s recent win in a court case against Egypt’s Islamic inheritance law.

Samuel Tadros is interviewed by Fox News Online on the scant coverage surrounding the rise in attacks on Christian churches worldwide.

Sam Tadros is interviewed by Foreign Policy on Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s treatment of religious communities in Egypt.

Samuel Tadros is quoted in Fanack on the sectarian intolerance growing in Egypt towards Christians

Samuel Tadros is quoted in The Wall Street Journal on the restrictions against Egypt’s Copts serving in the government and military

Sam Tadros is cited in the National Review on sectarian attacks against Egypt’s Coptic community

Sam Tadros is cited in a National Review article on sectarian attacks against Egypt’s Coptic community

Samuel Tadros quoted by The Washington Post on Egyptian soccer star Mohamed Salah

Samuel Tadros quoted in The Washington Examiner on sectarian attacks on Copts in Egypt

Samuel Tadros quoted by France24 on murder of a bishop in Egypt

Samuel Tadros quoted in The New York Times on Coptic Pope Tawadros

Samuel Tadros quoted in The Tablet on the murder of a Orthodox Bishop in Egypt

Samuel Tadros quoted in The Guardian on the recent murder of a Coptic bishop in Egypt

Samuel Tadros congressional testimony quoted in The New York Times

Samuel Tadros quoted in The Daily Beast on Syrian exploitation of Christians

Event featuring Samuel Tadros covered by The Christian Post

Samuel Tadros quoted in The Atlantic on the Coptic Church in America

Samuel Tadros quoted in The Algemeiner on the Egyptian elections

Samuel Tadros interviewed on the John Batchelor Show on Trump and the media

Samuel Tadros quoted by AFP on upcoming presidential nominations in Egypt

Samuel Tadros quoted in The Investigative Project on Terrorism on potential connections between the Muslim Brotherhood and ISIS

Samuel Tadros quoted in The Atlantic on ISIS attacks on Egyptian Christians

Samuel Tadros featured on Warcast discussing violence in Sinai

Samuel Tadros quoted in The Atlantic on ISIS’ targeting of Christians in Egypt

Samuel Tadros quoted by The Investigative Project on Terrorism on the Egyptian Revolutionary Council (ERC)

Samuel Tadros quoted by Fox News on de-radicalization programs

Samuel Tadros quoted by Bloomberg and The Algemeiner on the recent deadly attack on Coptic Christians in Egypt

Samuel Tadros quoted in Middle East Monitor on the state of Egypt’s Coptic community

Samuel Tadros quoted by The Wall Street Journal on Egypt’s Coptic community

Samuel Tadros quoted by Dennis Ross in USA Today regarding the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood’s reaction to Pope Francis’ visit to Egypt

Samuel Tadros quoted in The Independent on the topic of tensions between the Egyptian regime and the country’s Coptic community

Sam Tadros quoted in TIME, Bloomberg, Fox News, National Review, American Conservative, PJ Media and Huffington Post on the Palm Sunday Coptic Church bombings in Egypt

Samuel Tadros’s article on Middle East Christian refugees cited in New Zealand Catholic

Samuel Tadros quoted in U.S. News & World Report and Herald and News on President Trump’s executive order regarding religious minorities

Samuel Tadros quoted in Foreign Affairs on Quesna, Egypt

Samuel Tadros’s presentation at the Westminster Institute on Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood written up in Religious Freedon Coalition

Samuel Tadros quoted in Fox News on the lack of clarity in Egypt’s new church law