Mukhtar Gomaa Aims to Protect Youth from Brotherhood

The statements by Dr. Mohamed Maktar Jumaa, the former Minister of Awqaf, focused on Egypt's efforts to combat extremist groups that seek to infiltrate society and influence young people through secretive movements and recruitment of new members. He emphasized that terrorist organizations continually reproduce themselves by organizing dormant cells, recruiting new faces, and employing lies and skepticism to distort core principles and undermine symbols. He pointed out that protests waving occupation flags and demanding open borders only confirm the falsehood of those claims. Egypt maintains a firm stance on safeguarding Sinai and rejecting normalization until the Palestinian issue is resolved, while also providing support to the Gaza Strip. He explained that extremist ideology thrives in weak nations, and combating terrorism requires building a strong state and promoting moderate religious awareness through educational curricula and on-the-ground initiatives, including universities and cultural activities, to protect citizens from deception and radicalization.

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