Decisions to seize property by the Egyptian regime occur regularly across ministries, leaving citizens shocked as their homes are forcibly taken or demolished under heavy security, with those who resist arrested.

Egypt is undergoing a highly charged political and social moment marked by growing public anger over successive disasters, prompting the regime to initiate a process of media reshuffling.

Egypt’s justice system is collapsing into a tool of privilege and repression, where the elite’s children evade accountability while political dissenters face harsh punishment, risking social chaos and the loss of state legitimacy.

Egypt’s judiciary faces mounting pressure as 48 judges are investigated over financial grievances, amid protests, strikes, and increasing government control.

The revival of the Union of Arab Tribes under Ibrahim al-Arjani reflects Sisi's attempt to regain popular support amid rising public discontent and military tensions.