Egypt on the way of democracy across revolutions, Vol 2

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The book explores Egypt's historical quest for democracy, tracing its journey from the Persian conquest to the English occupation, and through the reigns of military leaders like Nasser, Sadat, and Mubarak. It highlights the public's engagement in political discourse reminiscent of ancient Athens, culminating in the uprisings against Mubarak and Morsi. The narrative critiques Mubarak's self-serving governance and Morsi's controversial intentions, including alleged territorial concessions and his ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and Al Qaeda, emphasizing the struggle for true national representation.