On the anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution, the American media launched a strong attack on Obama for not supporting Morsi against Al-Sisi

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The latest news of Egypt and developments in the situation in Egypt, and new Egyptian affairs, are presented by this episode of Samari TV.|

The episode presents an analytical article broadcast by the American Foreign Policy magazine on the tenth anniversary of the June 30 revolution. Its writer, Shadi Hamid, said that the course of events on June 30, 2013 necessitated the current or future American administration to rethink its steps towards Cairo so that what Hamid considered a coup against democratic legitimacy would not be repeated. in Egypt.

The episode refutes the claims of Foreign Policy, and stresses the sins of the Muslim Brotherhood in governance, which ultimately led to their removal from power, less than a year after their representative, Mohamed Morsi, assumed the presidency. It also indicates the popular nature of the events of June 30, when the anger that was rising in the Egyptian street against the Brotherhood, after which the armed forces intervened to stop the warnings of civil war, and restore things to normal in the country.

The episode also refers to the confirmed role of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in putting pressure on the Obama administration and preventing it from taking action against the June 30 revolution. These roles appeared specifically in the positions of the late King Abdullah, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal.

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On the anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution, the American media launched a strong attack on Obama for not supporting Morsi against Al-Sisi