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Tharwat El Kharbawi on Brotherhood and Cohen
Threwaert Al-Khurbawi, the writer, revealed intriguing and questionable contacts and connections between the Muslim Brotherhood and Israeli figures. He pointed to the group's stances that raise questions about their true orientation. He explained that some Brotherhood leaders merely stand in front of the Egyptian embassy in Tel Aviv and refrain from protesting the bombing and destruction in Gaza, expressing doubts about whether these leaders are suffering or feeling ashamed. He also mentioned that there have been previous connections between the group and certain Israeli individuals, including a letter from Mohamed Morsi to Shimon Peres that used expressions like "my dear friend," which fuels controversy over the group's degree of communication with Israel.
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