C - Putting pressure on the Egyptian government and the Egyptian army to maintain the tunnels belonging to Hamas and to spare the region and the Egyptian army a confrontation with Hamas, in which no party will be victorious, while maintaining the continuation of Qatari oil pumping to the Gaza Strip and under the supervision of the Egyptian authorities .
D- The Muslim Brotherhood supported the leadership and the youth in their battle with the new regime in Egypt and helped them by all means by pushing a number of members of the Al-Qassam Brigades in Gaza through the tunnels in coordination with all the Takfiri and jihadist groups in Sinai, and supporting them with weapons and attacking the headquarters of the armed forces and the Egyptian Ministry of the Interior. In coordination with the leaders of the takfiri groups in Sinai, a number of members (the internal security apparatus of Hamas) were pushed into the country during the coming period to implement their plans and support the Muslim Brotherhood after its fall in the June 30, 2013 revolution. satellites, and telephones with international segments on the network (Palestinian and Lebanese mobile), :-
A- The Brotherhood’s deputy guide, Khairat Al-Shater, uses the e-mail
addresses, which are: :-khairatshater@yahoo.com .k@khairat-elshater.com .ks@khairat-elshater.com
B- The deceased President of the
Republic, Muhammad Morsi al-Ayyat, and in his capacity as the organizer of the
Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt . drmorsydr@gmail.com
C - Brother Khaled Saad Hassanein
Muhammad, from the current Assistant Deputy Guide (Khairat Al-Shater), born on
30/6/1970, residing in 18 Ali Hamed Street - Al-Munira Al-Gharbia - Imbaba -
Giza
It uses my email
address (@gmail.com 9700 khaledsaad
(@hotmail.com2002theday.@hotmail.com)
D - Brotherhood Ahmed Mohamed
Abdel-Aty and uses an e-mail entitled
Atty2010 - atty 2011 - atty 2020
E - Brotherhood Ahmed Al-Hakim and
uses an email address with the title (elhkimh@yahoo.com)
This is the group and these are their
ideas, and it is not surprising that this was their act, so what about a group
whose guide provided it with weapons. On May 12, 2011, Muhammad Badi’ held
several meetings with a number of Islamic elements in the city of Tripoli,
Lebanon, about coordinating cooperation among them and unifying efforts and
advocacy frameworks It was agreed during those meetings to provide all forms of
support to the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt to implement their plans in Egypt
and to control power by controlling the head of the state, and it was also
agreed that Islamic groups in Libya would provide timely support to the
Brotherhood in Egypt To put pressure on the Military Council through arms
smuggling and other illegal actions so that the armed forces stay away from work
and interfere in politics so that the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt can fully
control the reins of power (the People’s Assembly and the Shura Council, the
constitution, the presidential elections), and the National Security Authority
has monitored The group's general guide smuggledA arms deal across Libyan
territory to arm the Brotherhood’s youth during the month of February 2012, and
the leadership of this group, which was established against the law, was
assumed by Muhammad Khairat al-Shater (the second accused), Muhammad Saad
al-Katatni (the fourth accused), Issam al-Din al-Arian (the fifth accused), and
Muhammad Ibrahim Al-Beltagy (the seventh defendant), this is in contrast to
those whose evidence of guilt was carried on this accusation by the law, and the
law prevented the court from punishing them because of their previous
convictions for the same accusation, according to final rulings in other cases,
which makes it not permissible to consider the case regarding them due to
previous adjudication, such as the accused, Muhammad Badi’ Abd al-Majid Sami,
Saad Ismat Al-Husseini and Ahmed Mohamed Abdel-Aty as well. Hazem Mohamed
Farouk (the ninth defendant), Issam El-Haddad (the tenth defendant), Mohi Hamed
Mohamed El-Sayed (the eleventh defendant), and Ayman Ali Sayed Ahmed (the third
defendant) joined this group. Tenth), Khaled Saad Hassanein (the sixteenth
defendant), Ahmed Muhammad Al-Hakim (the twenty-second defendant), and Khalil
Osama Al-Aqeed(the thirty-three defendant), Muhammad Fathi Rafa’a Al-Tahtawi
(the thirty-fifth defendant), and Asaad Muhammad Ahmed Al-Sheikha (the
thirty-sixth defendant). God is a colonel in the National Security Sector,
Muhammad Abdel Hamid Najm al-Sabbagh, an officer in the State Security
Investigations Agency, Brigadier Khaled Muhammad Zaki Okasha, and Lt. Colonel
Muhammad Mabrouk Abu Khattab, an officer in the National Security Sector in the
investigations of Case No. 56460 of 2013 Felonies of the First Division of Nasr
City before the investigative judge and what he made Major General Hamdi
Mohamed Mohamed Badin, former Director of the Military Police Department, and
Major General Mohamed Farid Hegazy, Commander of the Second Field Army, from
statements before the trial court before the return, and from the statements of
Captain Ahmed Farouk Fahmy Khater, and Mohamed Ahmed Ali Hassan Ibrahim,
Secretary of Police in the Najda Al-Shorouk Department, And Mohamed Ahmed Sayed
Mohamed Afifi, the officer in the National Security Sector in the caseNo. 1018
for the year 2013 New Cairo Administrator is second, and from what was made by
Major General Mohamed Naguib Hassan Hanafi, Director of North Sinai Security,
Major General Ali Ahmed Ahmed Abu Zaid Ahmed, Director of North Sinai
Investigations, Major General Abdel Latif Mustafa Al Hadi Amer, State Security
Inspector, and Major General Hassan Mohamed Abdel Rahman Youssef, First
Assistant Minister of Interior for State Security Investigations, Ambassador
Wafaa Ashraf Mohamed Bassim, former First Assistant Foreign Minister,
Ambassador Yasser Mustafa Kamal Othman, Head of the Egyptian Mission to the
Palestinian National Authority, Ambassador Baha El-Din Bahgat Ibrahim
El-Desouky, Director of the Palestine Department at the Egyptian Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, and Major General Habib Ibrahim Habib Al-Adly, the former
Minister of Interior, Lieutenant-Colonel Ashraf Abdel Aziz Morsi
Abdel-Muttalib, head of the Border Police Intelligence Office in North Sinai,
and Mohamed Hosni El-Sayed Mubarak, the former President of the Republic, from
statements in Case No. Mohamed Soliman,Field Marshal Muhammad Hussein Tantawi,
Major General Murad Muhammad Muwafi, Major General Mustafa Mahmoud Abd al-Nabi,
Major General Hassan Ahmad Muhammad al-Ruwaini, and Major General Muhammad
Ahmad Farid al-Tuhamy in Case No. 1227 of 2011 Qasr al-Nil Felonies attached to
the present case, and from the investigations of the National Security
Authority and its attachments and the examination of electronic mailing
addresses of the defendants mentioned in the national security investigations,
from the postal addresses authorized for examination of the defendants, and
from the electronic message on the e-mail of the deceased Mohamed Morsi
received from the 31st defendant, during which the latter reviewed the American
and European position on the events in Tunisia and the Egyptian position in
securing the system and dealing with the opposition forces and the Brotherhood
Among the global list of the Muslim Brotherhood, and what was proven from the
query received from the legal department of Vodafone Egypt for
Telecommunications, the mobile phone number receiving calls from outside the
country belongs to the deceased Mohamed Morsi.Court review of the
correspondences of the Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for the Minister’s
Office Affairs addressed to the head of the State Security Investigation Agency
dated 2/2/2011, 6/2/2011, 7/2/2011 and what was proven from reading the
outgoing and incoming messages on the phone of the accused Khalil Osama
Muhammad al-Aqeed and from reading Judgment issued by the Ismailia Appellate
Misdemeanors Court on 23/6/2013 in Case No. 1302 of 2012 Third Ismailia
Misdemeanour and Case No. 423 of 2013 Supreme State Security Restriction and
the Court’s review of Case No. 8296 of 2012 New Cairo Felonies, and from the
testimony of the movements presented in the case Member No. 56460 of 2013
Criminal First Division Nasr City for the accused: Muhammad Saad Tawfiq Mustafa
al-Katatni, Saad Ismat Muhammad al-Husseini, Hazem Muhammad Farouk Abd
al-Khaleq Mansour, Muhammad Muhammad Ibrahim al-Beltagy abroad, the
international list of the Muslim Brotherhood, the document establishing the
Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, and what the accused Muhammad decided Saad
Tawfiq Katatni investigations.As this was, and it was clear from what the
judgment wrote that he showed the fact of the case with all the legal elements
of the crimes that he condemned the appellants for and he cited compelling
evidence that would lead to the order of the judgment on it. I examined her
with sufficient scrutiny and made her fully aware that she had done what she
should have done to scrutinize the research to know the truth, and it was
decided that the law did not draw a form or pattern in which the judgment
formulates a statement of the punishable incident and the circumstances in
which it occurred and when the total of what the judgment mentioned was
sufficient in understanding the incident With its pillars and circumstances, as
concluded by the court - as is the case in the current case - this is a
realization of the rule of law, and therefore the prevention of the appellants
in this regard is irrelevant.Since that was the case, and the legislator had
stipulated in Article 86 bis c of the Penal Code, whoever sought for a foreign
country, an association, body, organization, group, or gang that has its
headquarters outside the country, or for anyone who works for the benefit of
any of them, shall be punished with life imprisonment. Anyone who communicates
with it or with him, to carry out any act of terrorism inside Egypt, or against
its property, institutions, employees, diplomatic representatives, or citizens
during their work or presence abroad, or participate in committing any of the
aforementioned.The penalty shall be the death penalty if the crime that is the
subject of the pursuit or communication occurs, or he attempts to commit it,
and the requirement to implement this text and apply its provisions requires
the availability of a material element first, which is the material work done
by the offender, either by seeking for the organization, group, or gang whose
headquarters are outside the country or those who work In its interest, or by
communicating with it, or by those who work for its benefit, and seeking or
communicating is by various possible or available means, and the legislator
requests that such acts would lead to terrorist acts or damage to the country’s
military, political, diplomatic or economic status. Second:A moral element,
which is the general criminal intent, with both knowledge and will, that is,
that the offender has directed his will to commit acts of seeking and
communicating while he is aware of them, and that it is to carry out terrorist
acts or that would harm the country’s military, political, diplomatic or
economic status, even if no harm actually occurred because of it. Its elements
are complete in the case of the offender and he is entitled to be punished for
it even if those damages did not occur, and the legislator stressed the
punishment for it by making the death penalty instead of life imprisonment if
the crime is the subject of the pursuit or communication or attempts to commit
it, and that crime occurs with every act that transmits information or data In
any of the matters related to the country or its military interests, such as
those related to the affairs of the armed forces, their preparation, armament,
places of concentration, sustenance and plans, or any matter related to the
country’s policy, managing all its internal or external political affairs and its
diplomatic relations with all countries, as well as any act that conveys any
information about the situation EconomicThe country, its balance, its strategic
stock, and the shortcomings in all aspects of life inside the country and their
cause, and whether the transmission of such information was through the
perpetrator’s pursuit of that organization or group with those who work for its
benefit, or by communicating with them by any means of communication. The law,
since that was the case, and it was decided that the participation in the
commission of crimes or participation in them is either that the offender is a
principal or an accomplice in them and is considered a primary perpetrator in
the crime in accordance with the text of Article 39 of the Penal Code and
whoever commits the crime alone or with others or whoever enters into the crime
Committing it if it consists of a number of acts, then it comes deliberately as
one of the acts constituting it. As for participation in the crime according to
the text of Article 40 of the Penal Code, it can be by instigating the
commission of the act constituting the crime if this act was committed based on
this incitement, or it is in agreement with other than to commit the crime and
it occurred in accordance with this agreement, orBy assisting in its commission
by giving the perpetrator a weapon, machinery or anything used in the
commission of the crime with his knowledge of it, or assisting them in any
other way in the acts prepared, facilitating, or complementary to its
perpetration, since that was the case, and the court had evidenced the evidence
of the crime of communicating against the appellants The first, second, third,
fifth, sixth, seventh and ninth, and the participation of the 14th appellant by
the two methods of agreement and assistance with them in committing it, and she
cited the justifiable evidence and the presumptions that she was assured of
that they committed the crime of communicating with those working for the
benefit of the international organization of the Muslim Brotherhood and its
military wing, the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, whose headquarters are
outside the country with the intention of carrying out acts Terrorism and
harming the country’s military and economic status and its national interests,
and that their will tended to commit this crime and contribute to the illusion
of it.Cooperating with that international organization and its military arm in
Palestine to carry out terrorist acts inside the country and against its
property, institutions, employees and citizens with the aim of spreading chaos
and overthrowing the Egyptian state, leading to the Muslim Brotherhood’s
seizure of power. They received media training courses to implement the
agreed-upon plan by spreading rumors and psychological warfare and directing
internal and external public opinion to serve their plans. They allyed and
coordinated with jihadist organizations inside and outside that were affiliated
with that organization. They infiltrated the Gaza Strip by illegal means,
received military training, and smuggled weapons and ammunition into the
country and transmitted private data. The country’s political and economic
conditions and how they are exploited among themselves via the Internet. The
crime, the subject of communicating, took place by pushing a group of elements
of internal and external armed organizations that illegally infiltrated through
the tunnels.The country’s eastern border and attacked the Egyptian military and
police installations and prisons to create a state of security vacuum and chaos
in the country and enabled those arrested to escape. The first, second, third,
fifth, sixth, seventh and ninth appellants jointly hold criminal responsibility
and condemn them as original perpetrators. Considering the fourteenth appellant
as an accomplice in the crime of communicating with someone who works for an
organization based outside the country to carry out terrorist acts and damage
the country’s political, military, economic and national status. The obituary
on the ruling in this regard is sound.As such, and Article 86 of the Penal Code
added to Law No. 97 of 1992 stipulates that (in the application of the
provisions of this law, terrorism means every use of force, violence, threat or
intimidation resorted to by the offender in implementation of an individual or
collective criminal project with the aim of disturbing public order Or
endangering the safety and security of the community if that would harm people,
spread terror among them, endanger their lives, freedoms, or security, or cause
damage to the environment, communications, transportation, money, buildings, or
public or private properties, or their embezzlement, appropriation, prevention
or Obstructing public authorities, places of worship, or science institutes to
exercise their duties, or obstructing the application of the constitution, laws
or regulations).The legislator, after providing in the previous text a
comprehensive and comprehensive definition of terrorism, stipulated in Article
86 bis of the Penal Code that “Whoever establishes, establishes, organizes or
manages, contrary to the provisions of the law, an association, body,
organization, group, or gang whose purpose is to be punished with imprisonment)
Calling by any means to disrupt the provisions of the constitution or laws, or
preventing one of the state institutions or one of the public authorities from
carrying out their work, or assaulting the personal freedom of the citizen or
other public freedoms and rights guaranteed by the constitution and the law, or
harming national unity or social peace. Assuming leadership or leadership in
it, or providing it with material or financial aid, while being aware of the
purpose it calls for, whoever joins an association, corporation, organization,
group or gang provided for in the previous paragraph or participates in it in
any way with His knowledge of her purposes...The legislator stressed the
punishment in Article 86 bis of the Penal Code if the means of committing any
of the crimes stipulated in the three paragraphs of the previous Article is
terrorism by making the penalty death or life imprisonment for the crime
stipulated in the first paragraph and aggravated imprisonment for the crime
stipulated in The second paragraph and imprisonment for a period not exceeding
ten years for the crime stipulated in the third paragraph, and it is clear from
the previous texts that the crime of assuming the leadership of a group
established in violation of the provisions of the law aims to disrupt the
provisions of the constitution and the law and prevent state institutions and
public authorities from their tool of work and assault on the personal freedom
of citizens And public rights, harming national unity and social peace, and
taking terrorism as a means to achieve those goals, for which the second, third
and fifth appellants condemned, as well as the crime of joining that group to
achieve the same purposes by the same means that the seventh, eighth, ninth and
tenth appellants condemned. The eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, fifteenth and
sixteenth in it, as well as the crime of providing that group with material and
moral aid, which the first appellant has condemned as well. :-
1 Taking leadership in it, joining it, or
providing it with financial and moral aid .
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