During the rule of former President Gamal Abdel Nasser, a Jewish clairvoyant predicted that three men named Mohamad would rule Egypt and that the third would liberate JerusalemÂ’s Al-Aqsa Mosque, Muslim Brotherhood Mufti Abdel Rahman al-Barr said on Saturday.
At a conference entitled “We freed our soldiers and we will free our Aqsa,” organized in Beni Suef by the Muslim Brotherhood, Barr explained the prophecy by saying that “the third Mohamed is President Mohamed Morsy. The first was Mohamed Anwar Sadat, and the second was Mohamed Hosni Mubarak.”
“The road to Jerusalem must pass through Cairo and Damascus,” Barr added. “Before Salahuddin went to Jerusalem, he freed Cairo as well as the Levant, and there is no way to liberate Jerusalem before Cairo and Damascus have first been liberated.”
According to Barr, Hamas is part of the Muslim Brotherhood and it was able to force the Zionist entity out of Gaza.
"Israeli government officials used to set pre-conditions, the most important of which was recognition of the Israeli state, before agreeing to meet with the Hamas leadership, but they are now eager to convene without any – a change that can be attributed to the Arab Spring revolutions," he said.
| Eager? Really? The only thing Bibi looks eager to do, best as I can tell, is flatten both Pencilneck and Nasty, preferably in a single blow... |
“Israel will vanish; it is an artificial creation produced by a foreign body,” Barr claimed.
He called on all Egyptians, regardless of their profession, to consider the liberation of Palestine as their top priority.
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He condemned what he described as “pathetic attempts” to drive a wedge between Egyptians and Palestinians, such as accusations that Hamas has masterminded and implemented attacks in Egypt, or claims that it is at fault for the recurring fuel crises in Egypt.
Barr congratulated President Morsy, the army, the intelligence service, and the police for successfully rescuing the Egyptian soldiers abducted in Sinai. |