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The article focused on how the Muslim Brotherhood employs media and digital platforms as primary tools to spread rumors and exaggerate crises, aiming to undermine Egyptian citizens' trust in the government and state institutions, especially after the group’s fall from power in Egypt. The article explains that the Brotherhood relies on both external and internal networks, including satellite channels, electronic accounts, and Western human rights organizations, to stir public opinion against the state. It also notes that their experience in ruling has weakened their image and negatively impacted the reputation of religion and the nation. While the state successfully resolved the security confrontation by 2019, the group still aims to influence society through hostile media discourse, relying on the repetition of lies and turning crises into mental images that damage citizens’ confidence.
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