Mostafa Badrī warns of threat to state symbols
The article by media figure Mustafa Bakri focused on the necessity of understanding the motives behind the increasing attacks on symbols and institutions of the Egyptian state, especially President Sisi, the military, the police, and the judiciary, as well as the risks these pose to public trust and stability. He explained that targeting and undermining symbols is part of a plan to dismantle the image of the state and weaken stability, emphasizing that legitimate criticism does not threaten the state. However, attempts to distort or weaken it are linked to external interests and clear agendas. He also highlighted the importance of deepening trust through officials engaging with citizens and quickly addressing issues such as education and prices to prevent increased tension that could lead to chaos. Bakri assured that Egypt, given its strong position and resources, will not collapse and clarified that the purpose of these hostile campaigns is to destabilize the country's stability.
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