Hamdeen Sabahi mocks from Sissi




The former presidential candidate Hamdine Sabbahi attacked in a post on the social networking site Facebook and Twitter. The leader of the military coup in Egypt attacked Abdel Fattah al-Sisi because of his policy and mismanagement of the country and his abandonment of the islands of Tiran and Sanafir al-Masriyat.

 "It is time for the departure of Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, who destroyed the Egyptian economy and sold Egyptian land to Saudi Arabia. The sale of Sisi, Terran and Sanafir, is mainly and in the interest of Israel," Sabbahi said. The Egyptian people to know that well; Egypt at this time specifically turned into a traitor and a group of the leaders of the military council led by Sisi. "

 As Sabbahi continued, he also said, "Unfortunately, the same mentality still governs us and the same policies are issued by the head of state. I borrowed from the IMF and sold the land and made living a fire that strengthens the poor and the middle class and the program of Ibrahim Issa and others stopped. All this is an expression of authoritarian power. All of them are gone and the country remains. "

 In another related context, the journalist Mamdouh Hamza denounced the head of the campaign against the first elected civilian president in the history of Egypt, Dr. Mohamed Morsi; Hamza wrote a blog post through his personal account in the blogging Twitter site, in which he said that the actual beneficiary of Egypt's loss of sovereignty over the islands of Tiran Is Israel and Saudi Arabia is only an analyst and has already begun the work of Saudi-Israeli coordination since 2014 AHT.

 It is well known that the Council of Ministers headed by Eng. Sherif Ismail agreed on Thursday to the Maritime Limits Agreement between Egypt and Saudi Arabia, known as the Tiran and Sanafir Islands Agreement, signed in Cairo on April 18, 2016 and referred to the House of Representatives. 

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