The Position of Iran and Israel in the Egyptian Revolution of 2011: A Historical Comparative Study
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This research summarizes the effect of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Zionist entity on January 25, 2011 revolution with all its sects. The position of the Iranian Republic was governed by the image of the Sunni Arab people, which was entrenched in the Iranian Shiite mentality for a century, as the conservative current ruling in Iran sees the Egyptian revolution as an expression of the Islamic popular rejection of the Shiites. Authoritarianism and dependency on America and (Israel), and therefore it is an extension of the Islamic Islamic Revolution and a reflection of its principles and methods, while the reformists believe that their protest movement a year and a half ago inspired the revolutionaries in Egypt. Facing the tyranny of Hosni Mubarak. The people in Egypt, and with regard to the Zionist entity, after the outbreak of the Egyptian revolution on January 25, 2011, the level of security that they felt was no longer the same, especially since the winds were moving to other countries. The (Israeli) leaders admitted that they were surprised by its power, its size, and its timing. Accordingly, the (Israeli) reactions to the Egyptian revolution consisted of a mixture of (Israeli) anxiety and fears that these repercussions would lead to the collapse of the agreement. The Egyptian Peace Association (Israeli).
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