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Ahmed Aboul Gheit, the former secretary-general of the Arab League, said he had expected the Muslim Brotherhood to step in after the January 25, 2011 revolution and capitalize on its gains. He said he believed that what happened served Israel’s interests. He added that around 40 foreign ministers visited Egypt at the time, and accused certain parties of orchestrating the change and sending young people abroad under the pretext of training them to monitor elections, when they were in fact being trained to foment unrest. He said that weakening Egypt, Syria, Jordan and other Arab countries sidelined supporters of the Palestinian cause and paved the way, in his view, for Israel’s growing influence in the region.
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