الكاتب ثروت الخرباوي يكشف مخططات الجماعة الإرهابـ ـية لاستهداف الوطن وسيناريوهات المواجهة

Quick Overview

The Hasam (Harakat Sawaeid Misr) movement, a terrorist organization with deep ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, was founded by Muhammad Kamal and is currently led by Yahya El-Sayed Moussa from Turkey. This group, funded by the Brotherhood's international organization, orchestrates assassinations and bombings in Egypt, targeting military, police, and judicial figures, driven by a radical ideology and utilizing advanced covert tactics.

Key Points: Hasam (Harakat Sawaeid Misr) is a terrorist movement founded by Muhammad Kamal, a former Muslim Brotherhood Guidance Office member. Muhammad Kamal, an ENT doctor and university professor, led the Brotherhood's Assiut branch and its 'Crisis Management Committee' after 2013. Yasser Shehata, an English teacher skilled in combat and explosives, served as Muhammad Kamal's security and operational aide. Yahya El-Sayed Moussa, also a doctor and former Morsi health ministry spokesperson, is considered more dangerous than Kamal and currently leads operations from Turkey. The international Muslim Brotherhood organization, with vast, seemingly legitimate transnational companies, funds Hasam's terrorist activities. Hasam and its specialized 'Liwaa Al-Thawra' brigade are responsible for assassinating military officers, police, and judges, including Martyr Adel Ragaei and Prosecutor General Hisham Barakat. These individuals are radicalized to commit extreme acts, demonstrating deep-seated hatred and a distorted ideology.

Context: The discussion centers on the emergence of new, acronym-based terrorist organizations in Egypt, particularly after the 2011 events, and their deep-rooted connections to the Muslim Brotherhood. These groups represent a shift towards more covert and violent operations, moving away from the Brotherhood's previous claims of being a civilian political entity. The conversation delves into the profiles of key figures within these organizations, their operational methods, and the external funding that sustains their activities.