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Khalifa (@khalifa_Halabi): The pragmatism of the Muslim Brotherhood—and why did Hamas need to issue a new document of principles in 2017? If the Muslim Brotherhood possesses a "superpower," it is their pragmatic ability to shape reality to serve their own objectives. Contrary to common belief—and unlike other terrorist organizations—the Muslim Brotherhood knows how to blend in and integrate. They present themselves as a socio-religious movement advocating for an Islamic agenda, functioning as a "legitimate" actor within society—until the moment arrives to execute their true plan: seizing power and establishing control. This is how it unfolded in Gaza, and how it played out in Egypt, until Sisi ousted them from power. A prominent example of this is the "Document of General Principles and Policies" released by Hamas in May 2017. This new document contains no mention of the Muslim Brotherhood, even though Hamas’s original 1988 Charter defined the group as one of the movement's branches. Yet, the old Charter was never officially rescinded. In other words, they alter their outward-facing image while preserving their core foundation. Amr Abdel-Hafez is a former member of the Muslim Brotherhood who has since become a prominent researcher and vocal critic of the organization, dedicated to exposing its true face. In an excerpt from an interview with "Jusoor," he explains how Hamas shifted its stance toward the regime in Egypt, and why it issued a new document in 2017. Definitely one to save. An enlightening watch. 🎩 @MoranT555

"Cheaper than in Israel" Chicken legs for 14 shekels per kg in Mawasi Khan Younes, South Gaza Strip. Timestamp: 1 day ago (Nov '26) #TheGazaYouDontSee Link + full address in 1st response