Tactics to Divide Egypt

Writer Essam Abdel Qader argues that the Muslim Brotherhood relies on fake accounts, out-of-context video clips, and rumors circulated before official clarifications are issued, in an effort to influence public opinion and undermine trust between citizens and state institutions. He says its campaigns exaggerate the cost-of-living pressures, distort the image of national projects, urge Egyptians abroad to halt remittances, and promote claims of disputes between Egypt and Arab countries. The article concludes that these tactics—which he describes as psychological warfare and the remote management of chaos—aim to destabilize the country and harm its economic interests and regional relations.

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