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Nabil Naim on Zawahiri's possible regret
Nabil Naim, a former leader of the jihadist organization, stated that he believes Ayman al-Zawahiri, the former leader of al-Qaeda, might have reconsidered his stance towards the late President Mohamed Anwar Sadat and offered him an apology if he were alive and had seen the recent developments in the region. Naim explained that, based on the events and the complexity of the conflicts in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon, al-Zawahiri could have changed his opinion and apologized. He also affirmed that Sadat had possessed advanced vision regarding peace with Israel and operating within the framework of the regional circumstances at that time. His current attitude towards Sadat, he said, stems from a review and analysis of the developments in the region over the decades, along with regret over his participation in Sadat’s assassination in 1981.
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