Egypt that is in the mind of Hussein al-Houthi"... Contempt for the Egyptian people, for their history and their art: the Iranians are more capable than them in fighting and their culture is influenced by the Jews, while the leaders of the Houthis address in soft language, and talk about "historical relations" and the "Arab-Egyptian role", demanding from Cairo not to engage in any military action against the group, its deputy founder, Hussein al-Houthi, who teaches his followers and is used to recruit them, reveals a completely different view of Egypt, The history and its history, about Egypt, about its art and its history. He prefers the Iranians over the Egyptians in terms of their ability to fight and their loyalty to their leadership, attacks the leadership of Egyptian law, describes Egyptian art as "moral corruption", mocks the pride of the Egyptians in their Pharaonic civilization and claims their cultural influence by the Jews. This article traces the characteristics of Egypt's image in the speech of the group's founder and its leaders, and highlights the contradiction between what they publicly promote to conquer the Egyptians, and what they teach their followers in their classrooms and cultural courses. To read the full report.

Egypt that is in the mind of Hussein al-Houthi"... Contempt for the Egyptian people, for their history and their art: the Iranians are more capable than them in fighting and their culture is influenced by the Jews, while the leaders of the Houthis address in soft language, and talk about "historical relations" and the "Arab-Egyptian role", demanding from Cairo not to engage in any military action against the group, its deputy founder, Hussein al-Houthi, who teaches his followers and is used to recruit them, reveals a completely different view of Egypt, The history and its history, about Egypt, about its art and its history. He prefers the Iranians over the Egyptians in terms of their ability to fight and their loyalty to their leadership, attacks the leadership of Egyptian law, describes Egyptian art as "moral corruption", mocks the pride of the Egyptians in their Pharaonic civilization and claims their cultural influence by the Jews. This article traces the characteristics of Egypt's image in the speech of the group's founder and its leaders, and highlights the contradiction between what they publicly promote to conquer the Egyptians, and what they teach their followers in their classrooms and cultural courses. To read the full report.