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Al-Kharbawi's Scenarios on Egypt After June 30 Revolution
Had the June 30 Revolution not erupted, the Muslim Brotherhood’s rule was expected to continue, which would have led to escalating internal divisions, increased acts of violence and terrorism, and restrictions on the media. Additionally, tensions with state institutions such as the judiciary and the media would have intensified. The economic situation would have likely worsened due to declining investments and tourism, along with the worsening of social burdens. There was also a possibility that Egypt’s foreign policy would have shifted to serve the interests of the Brotherhood and its allies rather than the Egyptian national interest. The June 30 Revolution is seen as a decisive turning point that restructured the relationship between state institutions and society, opening the way for building a strong nation capable of facing challenges.
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