Egyptian security expert Khaled Okasha says the attack on the Sufi mosque in Sinai does not target the Sufis particularly. He says the terrorist group that committed this atrocity has lost its support and is trying to impose an equation in which he wants to be the strongest by committing shock and owe attacks like the one that killed 305 worshipers in Al Rawda mosque in Sinai and injured more than a hundred.
Egyptian security expert Khaled Okasha says the attack on the Sufi mosque in Sinai does not target the Sufis particularly. He says the terrorist group that committed this atrocity has lost its support and is trying to impose an equation in which he wants to be the strongest by committing shock and owe attacks like the one that killed 305 worshipers in Al Rawda mosque in Sinai and injured more than a hundred.