Rabaa and Nahda anniversary key message

On the twelfth anniversary of the dispersal of the Rabaa and Nahda sit-ins, the article emphasizes that these events marked a pivotal moment in Egypt's history. They witnessed bloody clashes that led to the fall of the Muslim Brotherhood and exposed the false promises they made, following their attempt to seize control of the state through religion and sectarian cleansing. The text clarifies that the Egyptians challenged the Brotherhood's efforts to dominate state institutions, particularly the army, police, and judiciary, leading the people to recognize the necessity of defending the nation's identity and rejecting the notion that Egypt should be used as a tool to serve the group's interests or religious agendas in politics. The anniversary of these events serves as an opportunity to learn from past mistakes and to reaffirm the importance of establishing the principle that no group is above the state, and to reject any authority that exceeds the law—measures essential to safeguarding Egypt’s security and stability, and to prevent the recurrence of the tragedy that caused so much pain to the people.

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