Sisi flirts Trump with anti-political Islam .. Did he deliver his last paper?

"Political Islam is the cause of chaos in the region, and the region will remain so if political Islam continues to play a role," Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi answered the only question journalists asked him about the recent days' demonstrations during a meeting with his US counterpart Donald Trump on Monday night on the sidelines. The work of the United Nations General Assembly.

Sisi's answer and his use of the term "political Islam" - not "terrorism" - has prompted many activists and social media pundits to talk that the Egyptian president threw his last card, while others said it is the winning card in the face of protests calling for his removal or the intervention of the army to isolate him .

Since the military coup he led in the summer of 2013, Sisi has been presenting himself to the Egyptian people as the protector of the country from drowning in the quagmire of terrorism, which is the same justification used to talk to Western countries, adding to the protection of Europe from the flow of refugees and irregular migration, as well as Protecting Israel's security.

And saw the pioneers of communication sites in Egypt in the interview Sisi, courting the US president known for his hostile statements to Islamists and the use of the term political Islam more than once.

The media and human rights activist Haitham Abu Khalil explained the use of Sisi for the first time by the term political Islam, not terrorism, during his meeting with Trump, that "playing overtly, which knows Trump and Netanyahu's hatred of those who represent political Islam .. "

The same meaning was also confirmed by Chancellor Walid Sharabi, one of the judges opposed to the Sisi regime, who considered that Sisi was courting the Zionists.

Political analyst and journalist Salim Azouz said political Islam has the right to judge if this is the choice of the people.

Hassan al-Rashidi, director of the Arab Center for Humanitarian Studies, said that Sisi's speech and Trump's support for him confirms that any change that depends on letting the people determine their choices freely will not be easy. Islam, so the Islamists, especially the Brotherhood, succeed in any free elections. "

Journalist Amer Abdel Moneim, in turn, described al-Sisi's speech as "an Israeli agenda and an explicit declaration of civil war."

In the same context, a number of pioneers of social networking sites ridiculed Sisi described the demonstrations as Islamists, and some shared a list of the names of Christians arrested in the past days.

Others shared pictures shown by Egyptian media of actor and contractor Mohamed Ali to distort him, citing a contradiction in Sisi 's talk of linking demonstrations to Sisi Islam, while those calling for demonstrations are being mutilated with women in nightclubs.