Mideast is fully controlled by anti-Islamic terrocracies of the West and without a proper guiding truly Islamic nation globally; energy rich Mideast is facing problems one after another. 

USA and its anti-Islam allies across the globe focus on Arab oil by keeping the region tensed and divided.  Israel plays deadly its anti-Palestine-anti-Islam card to suit its fascist requirements by skillfully using the Pentagon lords.

Military has gone astray by banning the ruling party after removing it from power illegally.

Egypt, the most populous Arab state was thrown into turmoil after the army overthrew President Mohammed Morsi on July 3 in a planned coup. .

Even after colossal murders of Egyptians,  the military is not a mood to make Egypt peaceful; nor is it ready to hand over power for peaceful transfer of power to make the nation strong enough face the enemies of Islam and other economic problems

President Morsi is still kept in jail and military seems to be coercing him to agree for the military agenda. Military   on an attack course to silence the pro-democracy people as well as the elected Brotherhood party.

After issuing false cases in the courts against President Morsi, military is trying all tricks by lies about Brotherhood so that public does not call for the reinstatement of ousted president Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood.

The military government is scared of Brotherhood and  its popular status has unleashed a fierce crackdown against the Brotherhood since Mursi's overthrow, arresting thousands of its members, including Mursi and most of its top leaders. It has accused the Brotherhood of carrying out terrorist acts and said it would only be welcome in politics again if it renounced violence. The Brotherhood group has been banned, and a panel of judges, who work as regime agents now, recommended that its political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party, be dissolved.

Now reports in the US-UK media suggest that a coalition of Islamists in Cairo is ready to seek dialogue to end Egypt's bloody political crisis, on condition that the army-backed government halt a security crackdown. This unconfirmed public offer was the first of its kind by since the violent dispersal of pro-Islamist sit-ins this summer, and it notably did

The so-called “initiative” of Islamist groups could signal a willingness by the Brotherhood to pull their supporters off the streets, limiting the chance for confrontation with the powerful military that promotes Zionism in not just Egypt  but in Mideast.. It was not immediately clear if the move would be backed by top leaders of the Brotherhood, which is part of the alliance, the National Coalition to Support Legitimacy, or how the military-backed government would respond.

If the initiative gains traction, it might result in the Brotherhood suspending street protests and limiting the scope for confrontation. A state of emergency and curfew, clamped by the military regime after Mursi's overthrow, were ended last week. .

State and private media have been coerced by the military and the military-backed authorities in helping to whip up a public frenzy against the Brotherhood and its supporters. Military skillfully uses media to justify the illegal Mursi's overthrow by  the military in a coup.

The Coalition said at a press conference that dialogue could occur only if detainees were released and Islamist protesters were allowed to demonstrate peacefully. It also made the dialogue conditional on an end to "hate campaigns" by the media. It said that satellite channels that broadcast Islamist views must be allowed back on air.

 
Mohamed Ali Bishr, a Brotherhood leader who is one of the few Brotherhood leaders not in jail, who represented the group in meetings with Western diplomats as they attempted to negotiate an end to the sit-ins before they were broken up, said the dialogue offer was "limited to two weeks". Bishr is seen as someone who could possibly negotiate with the military-backed authorities.

Observation

Unlike its counterparts elsewhere in world terrocracies, Egyptian military claims being the sole custodians of Egypt and people but the way it behaves has proven to the contrary- weakening and destabilizing the nation.

Military has a deadly fascist agenda for Egyptians. Since hundreds were killed by security forces in the break-up of Islamist protest vigils in August, there has been no sign that either side is willing to open a dialogue to ease the turmoil.

 
Enough is really enough for the military in Egypt. It is high time for the military to hand over power to elected Brotherhood party.

West is interested only in tourism as the turmoil has ravaged investment and tourism- of course apart from its anti-Islam missions. .

Military regime’s western allies want the government to create an inclusive political process to bring “stability” to Egypt.

West and Israel are keen to keen the military regime in Cairo as Egypt has a peace treaty with Israel and controls the strategic Suez Canal being used by the western militaries and business agencies that trade in terror goods as well. . .

The popular pro-democracy Brotherhood party, for decades a non-violent underground movement, denies espousing the use of force and says the army staged a coup and undermined democratic gains made since a popular uprising toppled autocrat Hosni Mubarak in 2011. It remains to be seen whether either the government or the top Brotherhood leaders, who have rejected dialogue outright and insist that Mursi remains the legitimate president, might be ready to compromise.

Egyptian military should recognize Mohammed Mursi as the legitimate president elected by the people of the nation and reinstate him a president so to promote peaceful atmosphere in the nation. 

For the people who elected him as their president, Morsi remains the legitimate president.

After all, Morsi the first ever elected president of Egypt.

 
Stop precipitating the  tensed  climate in Egypt and Mideast.

Military should step back to the barracks and let the elected  party role Egypt!