Tunisia… The poisons of the Muslim Brotherhood sow discord around the health of Kais Saied
They just live in rotting climates. They are the Tunisian brothers who believe in the culture of death, destruction, destruction and bloodshed, and the making and promotion of rumors.
The Ennahdha movement, which represents the Brotherhood of Tunisia, is a mobile factory for chaos because it does not believe in the idea of homeland and citizenship and is only concerned with the interests of the international organization of the Brotherhood.
The Tunisian Muslim Brotherhood have moved beyond the idea of calling for chaos and inciting strife to become professional in this industry and promoting rumors, the latest of which was the rumor about the vacancy of the presidency in Tunisia, that President Kais Saied is on his deathbed, as they have publicly planned for his successor.
The rumors being spread by the Brothers in Tunisia are motivated by their constant desire to insult their opponents, to wreck all those who have a measure of patriotism and credibility.
“Despite their many crimes and the cases they face in court, their dreams of return are always there.”
Former Foreign Minister Rafik Abdessalam, the son-in-law of Tunisia’s Muslim Brotherhood leader Rached Ghannouchi, who has escaped prosecution outside Tunisia, claimed three days ago that President Said was currently in a military hospital due to a heart attack, claiming that the Carthage palace lacked presidential security.
Troubled water fishing
On Monday, the pro-Brotherhood Salvation Front hurried to organize a press conference to promote more rumors about the health of Kais Saied, calling on the government to reveal the reasons behind the failure of the president.
“JAN informed them that Saied had suffered from a health problem since the first day of his absence on March 23rd,” said Ahmed Nejib Chebbi, a spokesman for the NSF, adding that confusion about his absence increased.
Al-Shahabi rushed to fish in troubled waters, trying to seize any opportunity for his group to return to power after the majority of its members were imprisoned for financial or terrorist crimes that destroyed an entire nation. He said, “There is a scary constitutional void and we will not wait until any of the forces solve this problem.
And to refute the claims of the Muslim Brotherhood, Najib Dziri, a political activist close to the Carthage Palace, said today that the Tunisian president will participate in a presidential activity on Tuesday to refute all these Brotherhood rumors.
Saied has not been active in public for nearly two weeks, before the start of Ramadan. Official Tunisian pages of the presidency have not published any activities or interviews on social media.
“Apart from a brief statement on President Saied’s decision to dismiss Gaibes Sambah Kardine last week and an investigation opened against him after he spoke of abuses, the presidency did not publish details on President Kais Saied’s activities.”
The Ennahdha Brotherhood in Tunisia is facing a slew of cases involving political corruption, receiving foreign funding, hacking the judiciary, terrorism and political assassinations.
