A few hours from the start of the Third Front conference in the Muslim Brotherhood, to announce his official defection from the organization, to be held today, Saturday, in a hotel in Turkey, London’s Ibrahim Munir Front anticipated the matter. and published a political document announcing his withdrawal from any power struggle in Egypt, outlining his plans for the next stage.
The Front announced that the goal of its political mission was not simply to achieve power, but rather to address what it described as a “critical moment” in Egypt’s history, recognizing that the struggle for power had been overcome and withdrawal from any battle for it.
basic priority
The group also revealed that they have 3 political priorities in the next phase, represented by ending the detainee file, achieving reconciliation and building a national partnership, according to his claim.
He stressed that priorities require overcoming the struggle for power in a polarized political environment, and with it a society facing division, because this will turn any competition for power into conflict and unrest that is in no one’s interest, noting that his next approach will include what he called “various options and paths.” Starting with addressing and raising public opinion to advise or oppose the government.
The Front concluded its document by commenting on the “positioning of the Brotherhood” which should express awareness of people’s concerns and priorities and aim to defend their interests.
Divisions and schisms
Interestingly, the Brotherhood was divided into two fronts, the first led by Mahmoud Hussein in Istanbul, and the second led by Ibrahim Munir in London, while the third front will be announced today from Turkey.
The third current announced its birth, calling itself the “Movement for Change”, and implementing – as he put it – the teachings of Hassan al-Banna and Sayyid Qutb.
He also asked for a general conference in Turkey on Saturday evening to announce himself and publish what is known as the political document.
Interestingly, the divisions between the two fronts of the Brotherhood, who are fighting for leadership, have witnessed a temporary calm after both camps claimed that a message of support and support had been received from the leadership of the Brotherhood that stands in Egyptian prisons, Muhammad Badie, with the support and support of each of them separately.
