Al-Marzouki mourns Morsi’s death and Gaza’s isolation
Muncef Marzouki emphasized that commemorating the death of the late Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi is a moral and political duty. He explained that Morsi's ordeal cannot be forgotten and reflects the project he represented—a project of reconciliation between democracy and political Islam, which aimed to transition from military rule to a civilian state. He stressed that Morsi's suffering after the coup against him must remain present, expressing that solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza must continue, and that Morsi's positions were exceptional in defending their rights. He believed that the continuation of the project that Morsi embodied, which signifies democratic transition, is the way to honor his memory.
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