Abdul El-Sayed won the US elections - in Egypt they don't want to hear about him

The victory of Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic politician of Egyptian descent, in the US elections sparked a sharp reaction from Egyptian commentator Ahmed Moussa, who claimed that El-Sayed has no connection to Egypt and that this is an insignificant event for the Arab world.

The victory of Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic politician of Egyptian descent, in the US elections sparked a sharp reaction from Egyptian commentator Ahmed Moussa. Moussa wrote that El-Sayed has no connection to Egypt except for his parents, and that he supports the terrorist organization the Muslim Brotherhood. He emphasized that for the Arab world this is an insignificant event, and that El-Sayed will not change American policy in the Middle East, will not protect Arab or Palestinian interests, and will not talk about the war in Gaza. Moussa claimed that the vote stemmed from the internal economic considerations of the American voter, and took the opportunity to attack the American Democratic Party, which he accused of instability in the Middle East.

Abdul El-Sayed won the US elections - in Egypt they don't want to hear about him