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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2013
Page
2
On February 11 2012 President Hosni Mubarak steps down and transfers power to the military after weeks of protests. The military dissolves parliament suspends the constitution and signals a new phase as Egyptians prepare to vote on constitutional amendments the following month.
The Muslim Brotherhood's Mohammed Morsi wins the Egyptian presidency with 52 percent, rebuking the military but facing weak backing. Known as the "spare tire" after a first-choice candidate was disqualified, he defeats the military official seen as Mubarak's proxy.
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The Islamist dominated parliament convenes in defiance of a court order, signaling support for Morsi whose Muslim Brotherhood allies hold about half the seats. The session also marks a bid to reclaim authority from the military over security and economy.
On December 22, 2013, voters approve a new constitution backing Morsi's Islamist state plan. Opponents allege fraud by Islamist allies. The economy falters with 14 percent unemployment and rising inflation, making food payments hard for Egyptians.
Nov 22 2013 reports Morsi’s decree expands authority weakening courts and excluding rulings from oversight triggering protests in which 10 die. Advisers and Muslim Brotherhood leaders call it a defining blunder. Military ousts Morsi after months of protests and a 48 hour plan deadline, Morsi refusing ends his rule.
The article notes protesters shifting support to the military as the true revolutionaries who helped topple Mubarak in 2011 gain influence. While some see the military as essential to restore order, others fear this move could reverse gains and push Egypt backward politically.
The military says Egypt will return to democracy but no timetable exists. Strategic Forecasting notes the military remains the dominant force. The Brotherhood views the ouster as a military coup and Islamists vow to continue clashes. Mohammed Badie claims they defend Morsi with their lives.
Egypt's Adly Mansour moves to calm streets as rival factions resist the new order. ElBaradei was named interim prime minister but the announcement was reversed amid Salafi opposition. Morsi supporters rally, clashes erupt, while the military led by Gen. Sissi asserts control and denial of coup claims.
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