The US Strategy against Islamic Awakening, The Case Study: Egypt

The evolution of the Islamic awakening in Egypt in 2011 and the public uprising of people to quit Mubarak from the top of the pyramid of political power changed the regional order in various dimensions and affected the policies of regional and subregional actors. This movement, as an unpredictable development in the Middle East policy of US has created a serious ambiguity and challenge in its policies in the region and pushed the US decision-making bodies to manage and control the crisis. The present research aims to answer this question: “What is the US strategy towards the Islamic awakening of the people of the region, especially Egypt?” In this field research study, while conducting a deep interview and distributing questionnaires among elites, the components and characteristics of the US strategy towards the Islamic awakening of the Egyptian people were identified in various aspects of political, economic, cultural-social, scientific-technological, military-security and extra-structural. The results of the study show that, while managing the crisis in the Islamic awakening of the Egyptian people, the United States, following the confrontation of this revolution in its own interest, as well as the Zionist regime, sought to Islamize the conflicts and tried to prevent Islam, Islamist elements and movements opposed the policies and interests of the West in Egypt from reaching the power.