Between "no to the fifth promise" of "go Sisi" .. Hachtagat swept "Twitter"!

To protest not for the fifth term

Last Friday's "Twitter" blog site on the battlefield as a reflection of the Arab street has witnessed protests against leaders of Arab countries during the recent period.

Twitter has witnessed tremendous interactions between several groups of "Hashtakat / Wassum" where the concerns of the Arab peoples as well as their dreams of finding a reality and a promising future have been voiced.

Social media platforms, including Twitter in the Arab world, play an active role in mobilizing protesters, even after their blockade, activists began to look for alternatives to lift the ban and facilitate the Interaction between platforms, including the use of VPN, Many Arab cities, in order to follow the developments of the popular movement and continuity in the dissemination of events.

"Go Away" in Egypt

Hashtag is published "# Go Away_Easy"Social networking site "Twitter", a few days after the collision of the Egyptian station, which killed 22 citizens and more than 40 others wounded, at the request of the departure of Sissi, as well as a campaign launched by activists roads and whistles at night The infrastructure.

This is the fifth time that it bears the name "Ahli", especially after the broadcast of videos of a young man named Ahmed Mohi, standing in Tahrir Square, waving the banner "Irhal Ya Sisi" and asking the Egyptians to come down to face what he called the tyranny of Sisi.

Then another video appeared less than an hour after he stated that he was inside the deportation vehicle after being stopped in the square.

Hashtag was released in January after a statement by the Egyptian president with his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macaron, in which he pledged to step down if it was against the will of the Egyptians.

In 2018, after the broadcast of a video of Sisi during a session of the youth conference held at the University of Cairo, in which he expressed his dissatisfaction with the claims of the Hashtag who l & rsquo; Had led him back to his departure.

In the world of 2016, after a speech by Sisi confirming that the islands of Tiran and Sanafir were still followed by Saudi Arabia, mass demonstrations took place in Cairo and dozens of people were arrested, including journalists, and made requests to leave the Hashtaj.

In 2015, the Egyptians launched Hashtag "Leave the Cisse" for the first time after a speech by the president and confirmed his willingness to leave immediately, provided that it is the desire (of all) of the Egyptian people.

"Not a fifth" in Algeria

Algerian youth chose "social media" to express their anger over Abdelaziz Bouteflika's candidacy for a fifth special term. His declining state of health and his inability to announce his candidacy himself, as stipulated in the Algerian Constitution.

Among these scandalous publications, others reflected their fear of the future sarcastically, while others sought to criticize the political, economic and social conditions of the country during the reign of Bouteflika.

Some analysts believe that the situation in Algeria is not stable but that it is "on the verge of stalemate", that is, that it is flammable at any time, although the Algerian political system took control of the country when its neighbors lived after the revolutions of the Arab Spring.

"# Fall Down" in Sudan

Thousands of Sudanese marched Friday in 15 districts of the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, with the clear goal of declaring the state of emergency and banning demonstrations in the country since Tuesday in order to fight disorders that last more than two months.

The protesters clashed with blacks through Hishtaq, a slogan raised by protesters at the beginning of their protests and which continues to gain ground.

The protesters chanted the slogan "Down with" to protest against the Bashir regime, condemning its authority and power to the government, as well as in the evolution of events on the Sudanese scene.

Since 19 December Sudan has been witnessing demonstrations to protest the economic situation and demand the overthrow of the regime, events that have been severely repressed since its inception.

According to an official report, 32 people were killed during the protests, while Human Rights Watch said the death toll was 51 dead, including children and medical staff.

Witnesses said the security authorities were actively involved in large-scale arrests among protesters as police fired tear gas at about 400 protesters in the city's main markets in Omdurman, which face Khartoum, on the other side of the Nile.