Former Interior Minister on Brotherhood's Garden Visits
Lieutenant General Muhammad Ibrahim Youssef, the former Minister of Interior, revealed that the Muslim Brotherhood chose Mohamed Morsi to be the President of Egypt because he was a weak man. He described that during meetings held inside the Ittihadiya Palace, where they gathered in a private room, ate sugarcane, and discussed their plans. He mentioned that there are photos of Morsi in the Eastern Province wearing the galabeya (traditional robe) by the canal, not wearing slippers. Youssef also stated that Morsi tried to escape from the group, but Khairat El-Shater threatened to kill him and kidnap his family. He emphasized that the group viewed Morsi as someone easy to manipulate.
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