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Platforms used to shape public opinion
The article focuses on the strategies of the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood group in using social media platforms to spread misinformation and influence public opinion, especially among young people, through paid accounts and digital platforms. The research reveals that the group no longer has an effective organizational presence within Egypt, as its efforts are now directed abroad, utilizing online content to advance its objectives, particularly during times of crisis. It also shows that the group benefits from the rapid spread of news prior to the release of official information and employs symbolic violence to attract youth aged 13 to 25, with an emphasis on increasing rebellion and resistance to authority, aiming to undermine the image of the state and influence society in ways beyond traditional political attacks.
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