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Ex-Interior Minister: Morsi Sought Power Exit; Al-Shater Threatened
Former Interior Minister Major General Mohamed Ibrahim Youssef revealed that leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood used to frequent the Ittihadiya Palace and spend time there. They would sit in the palace's garden, eat sugarcane, and film Mohamed Morsi wearing a galabeya (traditional robe) and drinking from a canal in the Sharqiya governorate. He explained that the Brotherhood chose Morsi because he was considered weak. He also spoke about threats from Khairat El-Shater against him following an attempt to leave the presidency, although he did not confirm the authenticity of these threats.
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