Hamdine Sabbahi on Egypt's secular movement
The article focused on politician Hamdeen Sabahi's statements regarding the necessity of building a strong organization for the national movement in Egypt. He emphasized that organization is more important than leadership, and reviewed his positions on imprisoning individuals with opposing views in Egypt throughout history. This included his acknowledgment of his mistakes and pride in the experience of Gamal Abdel Nasser, despite his errors in imprisoning opponents. He also stressed that those who oppose imprisoning dissidents today should stand firm in their stance if they assume power, and called for the release of all political prisoners in Egypt, considering ongoing detention an ethical crisis that requires self-reflection. In response to a question about whether he would imprison dissenters if he were in power, he firmly rejected such an idea, describing the release of political prisoners as a fundamental step toward restoring trust and enhancing Egypt's international image.
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