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Amr Farouk: MB faces political and popular decline
The article focuses on the deterioration of the popular and political situation of the Muslim Brotherhood, as the organization is experiencing a state of bankruptcy after losing its ability to mobilize the Egyptian street, especially following the events of 2011 and its ongoing confrontations with terrorism. The group is attempting to reorganize itself outside of Egypt through civil conferences to present a new political image and influence international public opinion, while distancing itself from figures associated with its militant wing. The group also criticizes the exploitation of religion and social media to transform political disputes into religious conflicts, and it employs misleading narratives to influence Egyptian attitudes. Meanwhile, Egypt is strengthening its independence by diversifying its international relations and developing its technological capabilities, thereby reducing the Brotherhood's influence and bolstering the state's position.
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