After which #Egypt|ian Twitter, FB exploded. Trending hashtags accuse Sisi of selling territory for Gulf money. https://t.co/QAhzUqk88S

— Rawya Rageh (@RawyaRageh) April 9, 2016

Giving the 2 Red Sea islands to Saudi might be a replacement for Egypt's refusal to fully join the war in Yemen.

— The Big Pharaoh (@TheBigPharaoh) April 9, 2016

Life is fair. You fabricate a story about Morsi selling part of Sinai, you get hit back with a story about you selling two islands to Saudi

— Samuel Tadros (@Samueltadros) April 9, 2016

Sisi talks about missing Egyptian in Italy months after he disappeared. If it wasn't for #GiulioRegeni case, Egypt wouldn't have cared much

— The Big Pharaoh (@TheBigPharaoh) April 5, 2016

This was once Egypt and the whole world knew it was Egypt https://t.co/hwkJN9Xcjg

— Zeinobia (@Zeinobia) April 10, 2016

Video of Nasser's speech about Tiran and Sanafir islands. https://t.co/9Sw3Cplvb7 #egypt

— Brian Whitaker (@Brian_Whit) April 10, 2016

Mohamad H. Heykal in his book part 1 "The boiling years" page 91 : Senafir and Tiran […] are Saudi islands. #Egypt pic.twitter.com/Fg9GFnfA96

— Sa'ka (@BTelawy) April 10, 2016

From #FB:
The current hysteria in #Egypt:
-Brotherhood supporters cite Nasser
-The Revolutionaries cite Mubarak
-Pro Sisi cite Amr Hamzawy

— Nervana Mahmoud (@Nervana_1) April 10, 2016

I'm going to come out and support the bridge between Egypt and Saudi Arabia purely because it irritates Arab elites who hate infrastructure.

— Karl Sharro (@KarlreMarks) April 10, 2016

Totally against the idea of #RedSea bridge between Egypt & Saudi. Where will it be built? Over coral reefs of Tiran etc? Leave nature alone.

— Karim Maher Abadir (@kmabadir) April 9, 2016

All the talk about Red Sea Islands demonstrates that #Egyptian popular sentiment is often a menace to the country's ultimate prosperity.

— salamamoussa (@salamamoussa) April 10, 2016

#Egypt has been under Saudi cultural domination since Nasser abdicated to Feisal in Khartoum Aug 1967.

— salamamoussa (@salamamoussa) April 9, 2016

Egypt's problem is not lack of international donations but weakness of distribution institutions; the result money goes into a black hole.

— Mamoun Fandy (@mamoun1234) April 9, 2016

Egypt "said he was a road-accident victim..suggested a gay lovers' spat..said his wounds were due to an..autopsy.." https://t.co/3FAiBi8G6I

— Kareem Fahim (@kfahim) April 8, 2016

Al wafd newspaper wonders on its frontpage today whether #giulioregeni was a spy #egypt pic.twitter.com/VJY4OClDF2

— Eduard Cousin (@EduardCousin) April 10, 2016

I can only imagine how atrocious & insulting Egypt’s 2000 page “report" on Giulio Regeni was for the Italians to recall their ambassador

— sherief gaber (@sheriefgbr) April 8, 2016

The U.S. wants to see a successful, secure, & stable #Egypt that values democracy & freedom. https://t.co/RYA0yjOUB1 pic.twitter.com/62EKOyyNon

— Paul Ryan (@SpeakerRyan) April 8, 2016

#Egypt parliament speaker instructs MPs not to discuss murdered Italian student Regeni during public sessions: https://t.co/mkuKqvC8Ak

— Eric Trager (@EricTrager18) April 4, 2016

After MB elects new leaders, MB youths promise to return to their ranks as "soldiers … serving [their] religion." pic.twitter.com/usnXcEL8k4

— Eric Trager (@EricTrager18) April 6, 2016

Muslim Brothers see themselves as soldiers for implementing a very narrow theocratic vision. This insularity often alienates other Muslims.

— Eric Trager (@EricTrager18) April 6, 2016

The first King of #Saudi Arabia, King Abdulaziz Ibn Saud, and the last ruling King of #Egypt, King Farouk. pic.twitter.com/3pwaCUYRrM

— Egyptian Streets (@EgyptianStreets) April 7, 2016

Totally against the idea of #RedSea bridge between Egypt & Saudi. Where will it be built? Over coral reefs of Tiran etc? Leave nature alone.

— Karim Maher Abadir (@kmabadir) April 9, 2016

#Photos The 3 tunnels in Al-Ismailia (2 for cars & 1 for train) that will pass under the Suez Canal. #Egypt pic.twitter.com/RIHXGMrfgO

— Sa'ka (@BTelawy) April 7, 2016

Executions, 2014

China: 2,400
Iran: 289
Saudi: 90
Iraq: 61
US: 35
Sudan: 23
Yemen: 22
Egypt: 15
Somalia: 14

(Amnesty International)

— The Int'l Spectator (@intlspectator) April 9, 2016

In Egypt, a young woman gives a reading lesson to a child street vendor 😀👏🏽👍🏼 pic.twitter.com/DPejQTPD9c

— People (@PeopIe) April 10, 2016