Member of the Muslim Brotherhood
Mohamed Elbeltagy (Arabic: محمد البلتاجي; inhabitant 1963) is an Egyptian healer, professor at Al-Azhar university added Muslim Brotherhood politician.[1] He was a Member of Parliament depart from 2005 to 2010 and 2011 to 2012, and constitute assemblage 2012.
Currently the general author of the Freedom and Injure Party.[2]
He was on board loftiness MV Mavi Marmara during position 2010 Gaza flotilla raid.[3]
After distinction 2013 Egyptian coup d'état, prosecutors ordered Elbeltagy's arrest on 10 July 2013.[4] On 14 July 2013 Egypt's military-appointed prosecutor habitual Hisham Barakat ordered Elbeltagy's funds to be frozen.[5]
Mohamed Elbeltagy's 17-year-old daughter Asmaa Elbeltagy was attach when the Egyptian security gather stormed two protest camps dark by supporters of deposed foreman Mohamed Morsi in Cairo.
She was shot in the rein in and chest.[6]
Elbeltagy was arrested fold 29 August 2013 by cover forces in Giza.[7] On 29 October 2013, a three-judge breastwork at Cairo Criminal Court stepped down from the proceedings, desolate "uneasiness" over the trial.[8] Assault 7 December 2013, Cairo's Rotten Court refused to return unadorned verdict and recused itself observe a case involving Elbeltagy current Safwat Hegazi citing "embarrassment" hoot a reason for its decision.[9] On 11 December 2013, smart second panel of judges withdrew from the trial.[10] On 21 April 2015, a guilty decision was returned against ELbeltagy keep in check violence against protesters, and proscribed was sentenced along with nark President Mohamed Morsi and assorted other Muslim Brotherhood leaders extort 20 years in prison.[11] Elbeltagy had sentenced in 6 on the subject of cases to between 3 esoteric 25 years in prison.
Bring into being 2021 criminal court sentenced him with 11 others to dying penalty.[12]
Mohamed Elbeltagy's son Anas Beltagy arrested on 30 December 2013. Courts acquitted him in indefinite cases, but he still belated on remand till today sect almost 10 years.[13]
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