Part 4 - The Muslim Brotherhood in Syria after the Arab Spring
April 30, 2020
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as posted by the channelThe Muslim Brotherhood has taken the opportunity of the Arab Spring to present itself as a real alternative for the corrupt regimes. What were their techniques to seize power and was the MB any better when they ruled in Egypt and Tunisia?
Arabic subtitles: Yassar Suleiman
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