The Brotherhood’s contradictions were once again exposed on 8th July. It supported hundreds of thousands protesting in Tahrir Square, but made a pointed exit at 6pm, defying calls for a sit-in and leveling criticism at the political parties and groups who remained in the square. The group launched attacks against the ongoing protest via its website, Ikhwan Online, which on 11th July reported that the sit-in had been infiltrated by “remnants of the dissolved National Democratic Party, the state security apparatus and their Zionist allies”.
This organization has a scandalous history, and they are living up to that legacy.
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