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Yahya Hamed's rise and fall in Brotherhood
Yahya Hamed, a leader in the Muslim Brotherhood, quickly rose from within the Brotherhood ranks to become Egypt's Minister of Investment in May 2013, during the period of the group's rule, despite lacking extensive institutional experience. Hamed left his position after the Brotherhood's fall and shifted to become an external opponent, increasingly vocal in his critical stance toward the Egyptian state. His experience reflects the rapid changes in the political landscape during the Brotherhood's rule, where members initially seized positions of power and then transformed into opposition voices from abroad, attempting to tarnish the image of state institutions after losing authority.
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