Sarah A. Topol

Sarah A. Topol is a Cairo-based journalist. She has reported from Bahrain, Egypt, Israel and Palestine, Libya, Pakistan, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. Her writing has appeared in Foreign Policy, GQ, the New Republic, Newsweek, and Slate, among others.

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Democracy in America? Watching 'The West Wing' With Egyptians in Cairo
Sarah A. Topol
November 2, 2012
Tea and Kidnapping
In the desert with the world’s friendliest hostage-takers
Sarah A. Topol
September 19, 2012
David Degner
For Long-Suppressed Libyan Minority, New Freedom Brings an Identity Crisis
Sarah A. Topol
December 2, 2011
Berber Revival's First Big Sell: Convince Libyans They're All Berbers
Sarah A. Topol
November 30, 2011
After Centuries of Oppression, a Libyan Minority Sees Hope in Qaddafi's Fall
Sarah A. Topol
November 28, 2011
Election in Egypt: The Opposition's Bitter Struggle
Sarah A. Topol
November 30, 2010
Gaza’s Surfer Girls
Riding the waves and testing Hamas’s limits
Sarah A. Topol
October 4, 2010
Sarah A. Topol
An End to Gaza's (Literally) Underground Economy
Sarah A. Topol
July 20, 2010