آخر النهار | الثلاثاء 22 يوليو 2025 - مخططات الجماعة الإرهابية لاستهداف الوطن

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Egypt's Interior Ministry thwarted a major terrorist plot by the Hasm group, an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, which tragically resulted in the martyrdom of civilian Mustafa Afifi, highlighting the ongoing sacrifices of both citizens and security forces in the fight against terrorism and extremist ideology, necessitating a comprehensive societal approach to counter radical thought.

Key Points: Egypt's Interior Ministry thwarted a major terrorist plot, leading to the martyrdom of civilian engineer Mustafa Afifi, who was killed while going to Fajr prayer. The terrorist group 'Hasm,' an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, founded by Mohamed Kamal and now led by Yahya Sayed Moussa from Turkey, is responsible for the plot and past assassinations, including Prosecutor General Hisham Barakat. Hasm and similar groups receive funding from the International Brotherhood Organization, possessing 'billions' from transnational companies, and potentially from Western intelligence agencies aiming to destabilize Egypt. The discussion highlights the need for a comprehensive national project to combat extremist ideology, proposing a 'National Council for Combating Extremist Religious Thought' under the presidency, involving various societal sectors. The program also addresses the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, urging Arab governments to intervene with aid, and reports on positive economic news, including Qatar's $4 billion investment in Egypt's North Coast tourism. Professor Thawrat Al-Kharbawi asserts that the Brotherhood's ultimate goal is 'toppling Egypt itself,' not just a government, and their actions are inherently corrupt, leading to their consistent 'failure'.

Context: The program discusses a recent major terrorist plot thwarted by Egypt's Interior Ministry, which tragically resulted in the martyrdom of civilian engineer Mustafa Afifi. His father, Anwar Afifi, shares the heartbreaking story of his son, who was killed while going to Fajr prayer. The discussion expands to analyze the terrorist group 'Hasm,' an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, its leadership, funding, and tactics, emphasizing the broader societal fight against extremist ideology.