Video war is raging in Egypt with calls to demonstrate against Sisi

Amid calls for demonstrations and rallies in Egypt to demand the departure of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, social media outlets caught fire on what could be described as a war of videos between supporters of those calls and supporters of Sisi and his regime.

The Egyptian contractor and actor Mohamed Ali, who has worked with the army for several years, released a video calling on Egyptians to demonstrate in the streets and in front of homes and break the fear barrier, following the end of the football match between the teams of Zamalek and Al-Ahly on Friday. .

And spread a number of videos of activists on Twitter and Facebook, from the streets and some squares, which motivate Egyptians to come down and demonstrate.

Another near Tahrir Square (central Cairo) said he had spoken to a police officer in the area who told him to stay away from the main squares and stay on the side streets, assuring him that the police would not stand up to anyone as long as he was away from the squares.

One activist posted a section of Tahrir Square, which was empty of troops, police and armored vehicles despite calls for demonstrations.

Under the headline "Afraid of Eh," another activist published a passage in which he asserted that Sisi was living his weakest moment, listing several indicators.

Some accounts calculated by the opposition also published a video attributed to a former state security officer named Hisham Sabri, in which he talked about some details regarding the Renaissance Dam, which Sisi considered in his recent statements as one of the negative consequences of the January 25 revolution.

"Heroes soldiers, protectors of the borders of the homeland and its bridges and the wall of confrontation against its enemies; dear homeland dear honesty in your necks, do not overdo the trust and do not deceive you from the betrayal of his country, land and religion for his own interests and purposes. And their dignity. "

This came in a video message that is part of the five-part spread under the title "Egypt first", which sends messages to specific groups of society (police, army, judiciary and clerics) demanding loyalty to Egypt alone without people or regulations, and non-aligned to those who betrayed the homeland and humiliated his sons.

"Do not sell your religion physically others .. People are waiting for you a lot, the right word in the face of an unjust Sultan, a sound opinion and informed enlightened and courageous heart is not afraid only God and fear in the right blame, do not let them down and do not justify the unjust ruler their blood."

Sarcasm and sarcasm
On the other hand, the accounts and pages of the supporters of the regime and those who reject the calls for demonstrations were filled with pictures and videos that mocked the proponents of the revolution against Sisi, and ridiculed that the fields were free of demonstrators.

She also promoted videos of some non-Egyptian celebrities such as the media George Kordahi and Lebanese singer Wael Jassar, which promotes Sisi, and talk about achievements made during his reign.

Some have published an old Sisi section warning of a revolt against him, and that what happened on 25 January 2011 cannot be repeated again.