Erdogan dream to be Arab’s mayor, seems Mubarak as the bottleneck

Egypt became the first Arab country to sign a peace treaty with Israel under the authoritarian rule of Anwar Sadat in 1979, and agreed to supply gas to Israel at a very lower price. In 1981, after Sadat was assassinated, Hosni Mubarak took power and continued Sadat’s policies throughout his three-decade dictatorship. In addition, Mubarak fully supported Israel in its blockade of 1.7 million Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip. This situation created more miseries for the Palestinians and infuriated many Egyptians which resulted in transfer of power to Morsi. That day is one of the most ominous days for Israel.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan

In March 2012, the Morsi government declared that Israel was the number one enemy of Egypt and expelled the Israeli ambassador and a halt to gas exports to Israel. On March 12, Egyptian MPs voted the text report compiled by the Arab Affairs Committee of the People's Assembly (lower house of parliament). 

"Revolutionary Egypt will never be a friend, partner or ally of the Zionist entity, which we consider to be the number one enemy of Egypt and the Arab nation," the report declared, adding, "It will deal with that entity as an enemy, and the Egyptian government is hereby called upon to review all its relations and accords with that enemy." 

The revolutionary government of Morsi also relaxed many bans imposed on the Palestinians and established relations with the Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas.

On July 3, Egyptian army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi announced the vacation of Morsi, and appointed Adly Mahmoud Mansour as the new interim president of Egypt. The army also suspended the constitution. 

On July 5, Muslim Brotherhood came into the street under the leadership of Mohammed Badie against the coup of Morsi. After that Egyptian security forces killed hundreds in the brutal attacks on supporters of Morsi. Moreover, the new government arrested Badie and sent him to Tora prison in southern Cairo. A day earlier, Mubarak’s lawyers announced that he would be freed from prison within days. 

After analyzing all the events including coup Morsi, blatant attacks on his supporters, arrest of Badie and announcement of Mubarak release. It seems a diabolic policy of Israel to bring her meek Mubarak again into power, as it’s also said by the Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan:

“What is said about Egypt? That democracy is not the ballot box. Who is behind this? Israel is. We have the evidence in our hands”. “That’s exactly what happened.” He added. 

On the other side Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Thursday, “Turkey does not accept the removal and detention of elected leaders from power through illegitimate means. The democratically-elected leaders should only be ousted at ballot boxes.” 
beyond that, Turkish NGO IHH held a press conference in the city of Istanbul, calling for an end to violence in Egypt. Vice President of the IHH Huseyin Oruc, told that, “There is only one common actor for all these things it is Israel.”

Turkey is severely condemning the coup which can have two possible reasons. Firstly that Eurdogan’s dream of becoming the mayor among the Islamic countries, for that Hosne Mubarak is his competitor, and on another side his support to Muslim Brotherhood helps him to become the hero in the Islamic world.

It can be well understood that, on the other side he is digging grave for his another competitor Basharul Assad. Ankara is leading in providing training, logistical support and a safe transit way to the Free Syrian terrorists fighting against Damascus. Furthermore, Ankara has hosted numerous conferences in support of the so-called Syrian opposition group. 

If his mercy for the innocents in Egypt is not a meek then he has to stop the support for the western based terrorist group (Free Syrian) in Syria. The policies he plays in Syria make his holy act in Egypt invisible. Altogether he is better than the other Arab countries which are totally silent upon the blatant attacks in Egypt.