Brotherhood sees Egypt 'coup' fuelling hatred of West


  • World
  • Sunday, 07 Jul 2013

CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood believes Western governments fully supported the military overthrow of President Mohamed Mursi, a decision it says will fuel hatred towards the United States and Europe and ultimately backfire on them.

Mohamed El-Beltagi, a senior Brotherhood politician, said everyone would lose, including the West, from violence that could result from the removal of Mursi - Egypt's first freely elected head of state who served just one year in office.

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