Ali: Egyptians fought Brotherhood on behalf of the world
Director of the Middle East Center for Studies in Paris,
Abdelrahim Ali, said Wednesday that the Muslim Brotherhood posed an
ideological; political; national and human danger to Egypt.
He added at a conference in French capital Paris on
similarities and differences between the yellow vest protests in France and the
Arab Spring protests in the Arab world that the Islamist movement had a dream of
dominating the world on the road to establishing its own caliphate.
It wanted, he said, to make Egypt the cornerstone of this
aspired caliphate.
Ali added that the Muslim Brotherhood’s danger would have
reached Europe, if the group had succeeded in controlling Egypt.
“The war against this movement must keep going on,” Ali
said. “The Egyptian people had offered great help to the world by starting the
crackdown on this movement,” he added.
Ali noted that in fighting the Muslim Brotherhood, the
Egyptian people did this on behalf of the rest of the world.
