Tharwat El-Kharbawi on Muslim Brotherhood and Nasser assassination
The article discussed the attempted assassination of President Gamal Abdel Nasser by the Muslim Brotherhood. It confirmed that thinker Tharwat Al-Kharbawi stated the group had tried to assassinate him and sought to justify the incident by claiming responsibility was attributed to Abdel Aziz Kamel and Ahmad Hassan Al-Baqouri, with Leader Hassan Al-Hudaibi being aware of the plan. It also noted that the Brotherhood denied responsibility, considering the incident a fabrication. Additionally, it emphasized that the assassination of Counselor Ahmad Al-Khazindar in 1948 is considered another event connected to the group's history of political violence. Al-Khazindar was assassinated outside his residence in Helwan, and some accounts claimed that the judgment against him was related to his opposition to British occupation.
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