الثورة المضادة في مصر بين العوامل الداخلية و تأثير المواقف الدولية و الإقليمية

Abstract EN

This article will deal with a fundamental idea centered mainly on the search for the most important internal and external factors that contributed to the obstruction of the democratic transition and led to the success of the counterrevolution in the Egyptian Republic after the revolution of 25 January 2011.

The article does not in any way represent a scientific trial of past historical events.

It tries to express a complex Arab reality in which the interior is characterized abroad, where religious and civil strife is fought, political and military struggle.

The Egyptian situation is an ideal example of the study.

The events of the Arab Spring gave the Egyptian people the dream of living in freedom, justice and democracy.

However, the dream did not last long, due to the military nature of the ruling political system.

Even if it was delivered by the democratic funds, it was necessary to turn to democracy on the pretext of protecting democracy, and it is certain that it would not have been successful without the existence of the appropriate conditions, both at the level of the internal environment or external environment.

This article will attempt to refer to study and analysis.