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Egyptian Christ: Their Awaited Savior
The article discusses the theme of eschatological and religious waiting for the savior or the awaited Messiah across various religions, with a particular focus on Egypt, especially under the regime of Abdel Fattah Sisi. The text clarifies that the Egyptian people, according to historical and political perspectives, are waiting for a savior who will restore justice and light to Egypt. However, the events indicate that the current regime, with its authority and security apparatus, is judging, betraying, and weakening institutions, which hampers the existence of genuine national institutions. The article connects the people's perception of the savior to their lack of hope for a strong and independent state, with the regime continuing to distort reality and extinguish the spirit of resistance. It emphasizes that the people are the ones representing the anticipated hope, and that the absence of genuine military and security institutions, coupled with widespread corruption and betrayal, reflects the absence of a true savior in whom people could hope. This situation keeps Egypt trapped in injustice and treachery until the people rise to reclaim their power and realize their hope for a better future.
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