President El-Sisi: Step Down to Prevent Civil War and Violent Revolution Due to Your Inaction on the Rafah Attack

President El-Sisi,

The recent developments under your administration demand immediate and decisive action. The ongoing genocide, perpetrated by the criminal occupation forces who have killed over 34,000 people and blocked access to food, water, and humanitarian aid, coupled with the complete isolation of Gaza—effected through the closure of tunnels during the past 11 years of your presidency—has not only deprived over two million people of essential supplies but also exposed Egyptian national security to unprecedented risks.

Moreover, the lack of action following the recent attacks on Rafah is deeply concerning. I believe that intelligence agencies worldwide recognize that the killing of the businessman, as highlighted in the attached news article, indicates a worrying trend: the emergence of resistance groups within Egypt. I believe that these groups have formed in response to the genocide in Gaza, where the majority of the victims are women and children. I believe that this emergence could have been prevented—and was not initially supported by the Egyptian populace—had there been a timely response from the Egyptian army to the occupation forces' attack on Rafah.

I believe that the perceived inaction by your government is seen by Egyptians as a tacit approval of attempts to undermine our sovereignty, thereby accelerating the formation of resistance groups within Egypt. I believe that these groups may expand their tactics beyond traditional warfare, making it difficult, if not impossible, to identify them. This escalation poses a security threat that could destabilize the entire world.

Additionally, these criminal occupation forces have plans to occupy other African and Middle Eastern countries, as can be inferred from the videos shared in the comments. The expansive and aggressive nature of their strategy heightens the urgency for Egypt to take a stand.

My post from about one week ago, prior to the killing of the businessman, already supported my analysis and beliefs about the formation of resistance groups. This response was due to the ongoing genocide, significant casualties, and the attack on Rafah. As stated in that post: "I firmly believe that intelligence agencies worldwide understand that such an attack would ignite a new resistance movement among over 110 million Egyptians, with approximately 60% of the population under the age of 30 and 40% between the ages of 10 and 29. Egyptian youth have lost faith in peaceful demonstrations." You can read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/empQKXah

I believe that the continued inaction of the Egyptian army will not only accelerate the formation of many resistance groups within Egypt but will also lead to a violent revolution and a potential civil war.

Given these dire circumstances, I strongly urge you to step down to avoid a civil war and a violent revolution. I believe that Egypt needs a leader who will act decisively against these existential threats and confront the criminal occupation forces who attacked Rafah, which should be viewed as an attempt to occupy our country. Otherwise, the formation of resistance groups in Egypt is likely to increase dramatically.

Your resignation would pave the way for a leadership capable of confronting these challenges head-on, thus preventing a civil war, violent revolution, and further instability. Please consider this course of action seriously before the situation escalates into a full-scale crisis that threatens to make the entire region uninhabitable.