Egypt Daily News – The Egyptian media is witnessing a great deal of discussions after the fall of the Syrian regime, warning of the fate of the Egyptian January 25 revolution in Syria.
Egyptian parliamentarian Moustafa Bakri warned of the fate of countries witnessing collapse, citing the Syrian crisis, saying: “Look at what happened in Syria. People are displaced and running around wandering.
Tomorrow they will see me saying that time has passed, as I said one day after the Brotherhood took over.” On January 25, I said, “It turned from a revolution to a conspiracy, and from seeking change to overthrowing the state.”
Ibrahim Issa said that the situation in Syria has become a daily local Egyptian matter. He added during his program “Cairo Talks” that what is happening in Syria no longer ends there, but rather extends to Egypt.
He pointed out that the presence of the family of Ahmed Al-Sharaa, known as Al-Julani (the leader of Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham) in Egypt, specifically in the 6th of October City, gives a great indication of the danger to Egypt, whether in civil peace or national security.
He pointed out that it is dangerous for the presence of what he called the emergence of the terrorist group in Syria inside Egypt, explaining that Al-Julani, whom he described as a terrorist, did not keep the covenant of security and Egypt, which sheltered his family and protected them.
He continued: “Although their son is a well-known terrorist leader who is wanted internationally and has tens of millions of dollars allocated to him, they are under the protection and security of the Egyptian state, and despite that, Al-Julani receives one of the Brotherhood leaders who is running terrorist operations inside Egypt and who has been involved in terrorist acts, in reference to the Brotherhood leader Mahmoud.” Fathi.”
For his part, the Egyptian political thinker Mustafa Al-Feki said during his interview with the “Happening in Egypt” program: “Ahmed Al-Sharaa’s affiliation is more Islamic than Arab, and he does not refer insistently to Israel or Palestine, and his political discourse confirms that he is not an advocate of war against Israel or a supporter of the Palestinian cause, as evidenced by the fact that he said that “Syria will not be allowed to be a launching ground against Israel.”
Al-Feki continued, “Israel is not the country that receives these moderate ideas positively, and this must be known to Ahmed Al-Sharaa, who is enthusiastic about conservative Syrian traditions and Islamic values, and publicly criticizes Iran, and Turkey.
He pointed out that Ahmed Al-Sharaa is a product of a new intellectual formation in the region, and certainly there is a general feeling of the intelligence of the new leadership in Syria. Al-Sharaa acts with a clear study of all developments and appears as if he is prepared for this, as he sends a message of reassurance to the West and messages of calm to Israel and ignores the Arabs on the basis on his actions with them.
Al-Fiqi stressed that Turkey blesses Ahmed Al-Sharaa’s leadership of Syria and supports him strongly. Al-Sharaa is approaching the Turkish Islamic model that is closest to Erdogan’s thinking, meaning that during the first period he will be peaceful to everyone and after that the picture will become clearer.
He explained that the “Syrian catalog” now differs from the traditional revolutionary catalog in the Arab world, and that Al-Sharaa now cares about Syrian priorities and thinks about achieving the interest of the Syrian people only, and the Syrians are enthusiastic about Al-Sharaa and have received it well.
Al-Fiqi pointed out that Egypt is affiliated with the moderate Islamic movement, and I do not expect there to be hostility between it and Syria in the coming period.
