You are not alone on your own .. Join Issam Hajji, and call to boycott government bills

The Egyptian space scientist and former presidential adviser Issam Hajji announced that he joined the "Atman You Are not Alone" campaign, which was launched three weeks ago to reassure the supporters of the revolution in Egypt that they are the majority, while the campaign called for a temporary boycott of government bills.

Hajji's entry into the campaign has attracted widespread interaction among social networking leaders. Issam Hajji has become one of the most talked about in Egypt. Activists also interacted with the call to boycott invoices to mark the campaign "You are not alone" and is also one of the most talked about in Egypt.

And Issam Haji, an Egyptian astronomer working for NASA. He previously served as the scientific adviser to the interim president, Adly Mansour, appointed by the then Minister of Defense Abdul Fattah al-Sisi when he led a military coup against President-elect Mohamed Morsi on July 3, 2013, but Haji joined the opposition Later, which was presented to media campaigns continued by the media close to the regime.

Three weeks ago, opposition journalist Moataz Matar launched the campaign "Atman You are not alone" to reassure the supporters of the revolution in Egypt that they are the majority, by launching sirens and roads on pots at a specific hour every Wednesday evening, in addition to writing on money and walls. Media Nasser Nasser to witness the campaign a wide interaction and support of the shortest of politicians and activists, and issued a name tag campaign social networking sites several times during the past days.

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In a propaganda video announcing his joining the campaign, Hajji said he joined the campaign as one of the 10 million Egyptians abroad who feel the suffering of Egyptians at home. Education is the way to rejuvenate Egypt because it is the ignorance that helps the regime control and disperse the Egyptians and spread social division.

Hajji appeared in the video next to Mu'taz Matar and Mohammed Nasser, who described Hajji joining the new victory of the campaign. He also welcomed the social networking sites by joining Hadji, pointing out that it is a good step that will lead to attracting new segments of Egyptian society, especially former supporters of the regime of the current president Abdul Fattah al-Sisi.

Matar and Nasser pointed out that the call to boycott the payment of bills follows the popular campaigns that complained about recent price hikes, including the "Khalia Ta'adi" campaign, which sparked a public and popular interaction in Egypt to boycott the purchase of new cars because of high prices.

Many social networking sites interacted with the call, and some expressed their willingness to participate, especially with the continuing high prices of basic services.

Prices in Egypt rose after the decision to liberalize the exchange rate of the Egyptian pound against foreign exchange or so-called "float" in November 2016, and prices continued to rise gradually in conjunction with the government's plan to raise support in response to the conditions of the International Monetary Fund.