On Oct. 6, 1981, assassins posing as soldiers opened fire on Egyptian President Anwar Sadat as he watched a military victory parade to mark Egypt’s 1973 war with Israel. The assassination ...

Mohammed Anwar Sadat did not come to power as a man of peace, but it was as a peacemaker of unprecedented boldness – and unprecedented courage – that the world will remember him. It was in the ...

In October 1981, President Anwar Sadat of Egypt was assassinated by a group of army officers at a military parade to celebrate Egypt's 1973 war against Israel. Anwar Sadat had become the first ...

CAIRO, Egypt — On the 25th anniverary of Anwar Sadat's assassination, Egypt faces an uncertain political future. Democratic reform has largely stalled and the current president's son looks ...

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Spending a recent week in Egypt made me realize what is desperately missing from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: a peacemaker in the mold of Anwar Sadat.

According to Politico report, Mohammed bin Salman invoked slain peacemaker Anwar Sadat in conversations with US lawmakers to underscore his own personal risk The post Report: Saudi crown prince ...

On Oct. 6, 1981, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was assassinated as he reviewed a military parade in Cairo.

On at least one occasion, he has invoked Anwar Sadat, the Egyptian leader slain after striking a peace deal with Israel, asking what the U.S. did to protect Sadat.

A team of soldiers had just assassinated Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. No one talked about the Sadat killing at school the next day. But everyone at school was abuzz about the Reagan shooting.

Mohammed bin Salman reportedly tells US lawmakers he fears being killed as Anwar Sadat was if he normalizes relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel.

News about Anwar el-Sadat. Commentary and archival information about Anwar el-Sadat from The New York Times.