Friday 01 Aug/2025 – 07:08 PM
Counselor Taher Al -Khouli, the legal expert, criticized what was done in front of the Egyptian embassy in Tel Aviv and the demonstration against the state in front of its embassies abroad, pointing out that he is an incitement against the state, which is included in the crimes stipulated in the Egyptian Penal Code.
Counselor Taher El -Khouly: Protecting against Egypt from Tel Aviv is a great betrayal that requires trial
Al -Khouli revealed in a statement that what happened is a complete crime and a great betrayal that requires trial because it affects national security and represents an explicit alignment with the enemy, especially since demonstrating before the embassy of your country with an enemy foreign country, with the intention of distortion or incitement, is in accordance with the law explicit betrayal, and it is under penalties that are punished to harm the interests of the country and endanger its security and safety, especially if this is done, especially if this is done, especially if this is done, especially if this is done. On a land that occupies part of the lands of a sister country, which is the State of Palestine, Egypt has always paid the blood of its children in defense and the Palestinian issue.
He added: All that is done is an attempt to undermine Egypt’s regional and historical status, especially in its steadfast support for the Palestinian issue, stressing that Egypt is a state of institutions that are not blackmailed by slogans or absurd moves, and always moves from a strategic standpoint that preserves the dignity of the Arab nation and preserves its stability, at a time when conspiracies are demanding and multiple attempts to spread sedition.
He warned of the danger of drawing behind the systematic questioning campaigns, which do not serve the ceasefire in Gaza, or to support the brotherly Palestinian people, or end the starvation of the people of Gaza, as they are used as tools to strike the stability of the Egyptian state, and try to distort its image in front of the world, stressing that these moves do not express a national opinion or support the Palestinian issue, but rather direct harm to Egyptian national security.
